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Profession and Preferment amongst Durham County Schoolmasters, 1400–1550

J.J. Vickerstaff 55, Dean Road, Ferryhill, Co. Durham DL17 8FR
Pages 273-282 | Published online: 28 Jul 2006

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Martin Monk, Julian Swain, Mary Ghrist & Wendy Riddle. (2001) Practice and promotion amongst Egyptian science and mathematics teachers following an In-service programme. Teacher Development 5:3, pages 391-402.
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Martin Monk, Julian Swain, Mary Ghrist & Wendy Riddle. (2001) Practice and promotion amongst egyptian science and mathematics teachers following an en-service programme. Teacher Development 5:3, pages 391-402.
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