Foster Watson Livres

This book provides a detailed history and analysis of the grammar schools of England, from their origins in the Middle Ages to their decline in the early 20th century. Foster Watson explores the educational, social, and cultural significance of these institutions, as well as the controversies surrounding their curriculum, administration, and governance. This book will appeal to anyone interested in the history of education and the social and cultural history of England.

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