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The 1918 education act: Origins, aims and development
British Journal of Educational Studies 24 (1):66-85 (1976)
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The difficulties of a Labour educational policy: The failure of the Trevelyan Bill, 1929–31.D. W. Dean - 1969 - British Journal of Educational Studies 17 (3):286-300.
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