Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 6British Academy, 1976 - Humanities |
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... grammar schools in Lincolnshire , Barton , Partney , Grimsby , Horncastle , Boston , and Grantham , and two years ... School master , subject to the condition that if an M.A. should come along and ask for the school he should have it ...
... grammar schools in Lincolnshire , Barton , Partney , Grimsby , Horncastle , Boston , and Grantham , and two years ... School master , subject to the condition that if an M.A. should come along and ask for the school he should have it ...
Page 447
... school . 6 6 Most interesting is the way in which the ancient school is spoken of indiscriminately as the school of the church ' and ' the school of the city ' , as the ' great grammar school ' , the general grammar school ' , and the ...
... school . 6 6 Most interesting is the way in which the ancient school is spoken of indiscriminately as the school of the church ' and ' the school of the city ' , as the ' great grammar school ' , the general grammar school ' , and the ...
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... school . Eton in 1445 , when given a monopoly of grammar school teaching for ten miles round , was called a ' general grammar school ' . In Italy the term ' public ' became more common at the Renaissance . Vittorino da Feltre's public ...
... school . Eton in 1445 , when given a monopoly of grammar school teaching for ten miles round , was called a ' general grammar school ' . In Italy the term ' public ' became more common at the Renaissance . Vittorino da Feltre's public ...
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