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History of Education
Journal of the History of Education Society
Volume 12, 1983 - Issue 3
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A French influence on nineteenth‐ and twentieth‐century physics teaching in English secondary schools

D.P. Newton 15 Broadmeadows, Bowburn, Durham DH6 5DA
Pages 191-201 | Published online: 23 May 2006

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Gary McCulloch. (1987) School Science and Technology in Nineteenth and Twentieth Century England: A Guide to Published Sources. Studies in Science Education 14:1, pages 1-32.
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Josep Simon. (2012) Secondary Matters: Textbooks and the Making of Physics in Nineteenth-Century France and England. History of Science 50:3, pages 339-374.
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