Acland, Thomas Dyke Sir
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Acland, Thomas Dyke
Born 1809-01-01
Died 1898-01-01
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- Open LibraryOL2379118A
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Books by Acland, Thomas Dyke Sir
Total count: 16
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Ecclesiastical duties and revenuesspeech of T.D. Acland, Esq., M.P., in the House of Commons, Monday, June 29, 1840Printed by permission of the Proprietors of "The mirror of Parliament"1840-01-01
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The farming of SomersetshireJohn Murray1851-01-01
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Middle-class educationReport on the results of the West of England examinationW.H. Roberts1857-01-01
The education of the farmerviewed in connection with that of the middle classes in general : its objects, principles, and costW. H. Roberts1857-01-01-
Scheme of the west of England examination and prizesfor June, 1857, with introductory remarks addressed to members of the universities2nd ed.J. Ridgway1857-01-01
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Some account of the origin and objects of the new Oxford examinations for title of associate in arts and certificates, for the 1858 ...J. Ridgway1858-01-01
Some account of the origin and objects of the new Oxford examinations for the title of associate in arts and certificates for the year 18582nd ed. --J. Ridgway1858-01-01-
Some account of the origin and objects of the new Oxford examinations for the title of associate in arts and certificates for the year 18582nd ed. --J. Ridgway1858-01-01
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Speech of Thomas Dyke Acland, Esq., at the nomination of candidates for the representation of the borough of Birmingham, on the Thursday the 28th of AprilJames Ridgway1859-01-01
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An elementary introduction to the principles and history of artJ. Ridgway1859-01-01
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Speech of Thomas Dyke Acland, Esqat the nomination of candidates for the representation of the borough of Birmingham, on Thursday the 28th of AprilJames Ridgway1859-01-01
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Agricultural educationwhat it is, and how to improve it : considered in two letters to Sir Edward C. Kerrison (Bart., M.P., president of the Royal Agricultural Society of England) : with an appendix containing the result of inquiries among farmers and schoolmastersW. Ridgway1864-01-01
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A letter from Sir T.D. Acland to the parishioners of Broadclyst, especially to the agricultural labourers and their wives, with proposals relating to medical relief of families, education, and ready money paymentspublisher not identified1873-01-01
Knowledge, duty, and faithsuggestions for the study of principles taught by typical thinkers, ancient and modern.Paul1896-01-01-
Memoir and letters of the Right Honourable Sir Thomas Dyke AclandPrinted for private circulation1902-01-01
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The education of the labourers.n.