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Hard times for education in England
Educational Futures, 2012 This paper summarizes a ten-lecture Open Access course in the post-war politics of education in England which can be accessed, together with supporting reading, lecture notes and videos of the lectures via our website at https://education-economy-society.
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Corrections of Lindenau's Elements of the Orbit of Venus, deduced from the Greenwich Planetary Observations, 1750–1830 [PDF]
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XXIX. First analysis of one hundred and seventy-seven magnetic storms, registered by the magnetic instruments in the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, from 1841 to 1857 [PDF]
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