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GEORGE BARTLE 1920-1998 A COLLECTION OF HIS WRITINGS ON THE HISTORY OF JOSEPH LANCASTER, BOROUGH ROAD COLLEGE AND THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY |
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‘My
life in the History of Education’, History of Education Society Bulletin,
no.57, Spring 1996, pp.30-39. ‘The
Records of Borough Road College’, History of Education Society Bulletin,
no.13, Spring 1974, pp.4-9. ‘Early
Applications for Admission to the Borough Road Normal College’ History of Education
Society Bulletin, no.14, Autumn 1974, pp.31-40. ‘Staffing
Policy at a Victorian Training College’, Victorian Education, History of
Education Society Occasional Publication, no. 2, Summer 1976, pp.14-23. ‘Early
Applications by Women Candidates to the Borough Road Normal College’, History
of Education Society Bulletin, no. 18, Autumn 1976, pp.35-41. ‘The
Early Finances of the British and Foreign School Society 1808-1830’, History
of Education Society Bulletin, no. 22, Autumn 1978, pp.12-21. ‘Joseph
Lancaster and his Biographers: some unfamilar aspects of his Character’, Biography
and Education: Some Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Studies, History of
Education Occasional Publication, no. 5, 1980, pp.16-22. ‘The
British and Foreign School Society Archive Centre’, with G.P.Collins, History
of Education, vol. 10, no, 3, 1981, pp.179-181. ‘The
Role of the British and Foreign School Society in the Education of the Emancipated
Negro, 1814-75’, Journal of Educational Administration and History, vol.
xv, no. 1, 1983, pp.1-9. ‘The
Agents and Inspectors of the British and Foreign School Society, 1826-1841, History
of Education Society Bulletin, no. 34, Autumn 1984, pp.19-30. ‘The
Richmond British Schools in Vineyard Road in Victorian Times’, Richmond History,
no. 6, 1985, pp.46-52. ‘Petersham
British School and the Russell Family in Victorian Times’, Richmond History,
no 7, 1986, pp.32-39. ‘Henry
Dunn and the Secretaryship of the British and Foreign School Society, 1830-1856’,
Journal of Educational Administration and History, vol.xiii, no.1, 1986,
pp.13-22. ‘British
and Foreign School Society: Secondary Sources’, History of Education Society
Bulletin, no. 39, Spring 1987, pp.15-18. ‘The
Greek Boys at Borough Road during the War of Independence’, Journal of Educational
Administration and History, vol. xx, no. 1, 1988, pp.1-11. The
Impact of the Revised Code on Schools of the British and Foreign School Society:
Evidence from the B.F.S.S. Archives’, History of Education Society Bulletin, no.
41, Spring 1988, pp.20-28. ‘The
Role of the British and Foreign School Society in Welsh Elementary Education,
1840-76’, Journal of Educational Administration and History, vol. 22, no. 1, 1990,
pp.18-29. ‘The
Teaching Manuals and Lesson Books of the British and Foreign School Society’,
History of Education Society Bulletin, no. 46, Autumn 1990, pp.22-33. ‘Benthamites
and Lancasterians - The relationship between the followers of Bentham and the
the British and Foreign School Society during the early years of Popular Education’,
Utilitas, vol. 3, no.2, 1991, pp.275-288. ‘The
Role of the British and Foreign School Society in the Education of poor children
of the Metropolis during the first half of the 19th Century’, Journal of Educational
Administraion and History, vol. 24, no. 1, 1992, pp.74-90. ‘William
Allen - Friend of Humanity: His Role in Nineteenth Century Popular Education’,
History of Education Society Bulletin, no. 50, Autumn 1992 pp15-28. ‘The
Impact of the British and Foreign School Society on Elementary Education in the
main textile areas of the industrial north’, History of Education, vol. 22, no.
1, 1993, pp.33-48. ‘The
Role of the British and Foreign School Society in Elementary Education in India
and the East Indies 1813-75, History of Education, vol. 23, no. 1, 1994, pp.17-33. ‘The
Role of the Ladies Committee in the Affairs of the British and Foreign School
Society’, Journal of Educational Administration and History, vol. 27, no.1, 1995,
pp.51-61. ‘The
Role of the British and Foreign School Society in the Country Towns of South-East
England during the Nineteenth Century’, History of Education Society Bulletin,
vol 56, Autumn 1995, pp.7-16. ‘Joseph
Lancaster’s House Lads’ - Who they were and what happened to them’, History of
Education Society Bulletin, vol. 58, Autumn 1996, pp.45-54. ‘Joseph
Lancaster, Pioneer of Education’, unpublished, 1975. Articles
for the forthcoming Dictionary of National Biography on: William Allen (1770-1843 Joseph Lancaster (1778-1838 Henry Althans (1784-1855) Henry Dunn (1801-1878)
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