Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 301William Blackwood, 1967 - England |
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By every possible test they are academically the most efficient schools in the country . Their average standard of entry is below that of grammar schools , since they admit many boys who have failed or would have failed the 11 - Plus ...
By every possible test they are academically the most efficient schools in the country . Their average standard of entry is below that of grammar schools , since they admit many boys who have failed or would have failed the 11 - Plus ...
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wider the benefits of the independent schools would be for the public ( either central government or Local Authority ) to pay the fees of more poor boys who would gain from them . The figure of 50 % State scholarship boys has been ...
wider the benefits of the independent schools would be for the public ( either central government or Local Authority ) to pay the fees of more poor boys who would gain from them . The figure of 50 % State scholarship boys has been ...
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an occasional dance , debate or tennis match with some neighbouring girls ' school , make him a homosexual . The essential fact to bear in mind is that independent schools , by the mere fact that they are independent , can and do adjust ...
an occasional dance , debate or tennis match with some neighbouring girls ' school , make him a homosexual . The essential fact to bear in mind is that independent schools , by the mere fact that they are independent , can and do adjust ...
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Contents
A FRIEND IN SARAWAK BY C F THOMSON | 122 |
A HIGHLAND CROFT BY EONA K MACNICOL | 216 |
ALEUTS ON ATKA BY BERYL SMEETON 497 | 241 |
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| Title | Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 301 Blackwood's Magazine |
| Publisher | William Blackwood, 1967 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2008 |
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