Arthur Balfour and Educational Change: The Myth Revisited

British Journal of Educational Studies 42 (2):133 - 149 (1994)
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Abstract

This article explores the political background to the 1902 Education Act, and argues that Balfour's commitment to the measure was founded more an political expediency than a desire to initiate major educational reform. It concludes that Balfour's interest in education was, at best, lukewarm, at worst, apathetic.

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The Cockerton case revised: London politics and education 1898–1901.Tony Taylor - 1982 - British Journal of Educational Studies 30 (3):329-348.

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