‘All in a good cause’: geography, history and the politicization of the curriculum in nineteenth and twentieth century England: Journal of Curriculum Studies: Vol 21, No 6

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W. E. Marsden

W. E. Marsden is Reader in Education, University of Liverpool, 19 Abercromby Square, Liverpool L69 3BX. The subjects of his books and papers include geography teaching, curriculum history and the history of education. His latest book Educating the Respectable: a Study of Fleet Road Board School, 1879‐1903 will be published by The Woburn Press in 1990

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