Citation: Andrews, Ray (1953) School work of Ray Andrews, 1953-5. [Image] (Unpublished)
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Andrews,_RG_(Ray),_Schoolbook_1,_1953-55.pdf
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Andrews,_RG_(Ray),_Schoolbook_2,_1953-55.pdf
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Andrews,_RG_(Ray),_Schoolbook_3,_1953-55.pdf
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Abstract
Ray Andrews attended Newport (Essex) Grammar School for boys in the 1950s. The exercise books cover part of his O level course in the fourth and fifth years. The first page of Book 1 is headed 'A history of the English-speaking peoples', which introduces a series of 'chapters' of notes covering British colonial settlement of the Americas and American Revolution, followed in Book 2 by the second British Empire with the voyages of Captain Cook, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, South Africa, the slave trade and the Boer War. Book 3 covers European history from the eighteenth century. Ray's essays and notes have been marked and there are short tests.
Metadata
Creators: | Andrews, Ray and |
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Subjects: | History |
Keywords: | Photographs, School work, 1950s, British Empire, Slave trade |
Divisions: | Institute of Historical Research |
Collections: | History in Education |
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