This book provides both a narrative history of the Classical Association in the 20th century and a series of studies of different aspects of its work. It includes detailed accounts of the Association's branches, conferences and journals, and ends with a discussion of the long series of presidential addresses (three of which are reprinted). A centenary account of the Classical Association of Scotland (founded in 1902) is also included. Several appendices provide factual information on the presidents and other officers, and on the Association's archives.
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The Classical Association of England and Wales was formally founded at a public meeting held in the Botanical Theatre of University College London on 19 December 1903. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
classical organisations, classical teachers, reading competitions, classical departments, classical teaching, classical civilisation, foundation meeting, classics teaching, civic reception, plenary lectures Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Classical Association, Richard Wallace, Gilbert Murray, Sharwood Smith, John Percival, Board of Education, David West, Classical Review, Hellenic Society, Prime Minister, University College, Classics Transformed, Classical Journals Board, Professor of Latin, World War, Royal Holloway, Trinity College, Classical Quarterly, Education Sub-committee, Malcolm Schofield, Philip Hooker, Philip Howard, British School, Marion Baldock, New Surveys New!
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The Classical Association of England and Wales was formally founded at a public meeting held in the Botanical Theatre of University College London on 19 December 1903. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
classical organisations, classical teachers, reading competitions, classical departments, classical teaching, classical civilisation, foundation meeting, classics teaching, civic reception, plenary lectures Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Classical Association, Richard Wallace, Gilbert Murray, Sharwood Smith, John Percival, Board of Education, David West, Classical Review, Hellenic Society, Prime Minister, University College, Classics Transformed, Classical Journals Board, Professor of Latin, World War, Royal Holloway, Trinity College, Classical Quarterly, Education Sub-committee, Malcolm Schofield, Philip Hooker, Philip Howard, British School, Marion Baldock, New Surveys New!
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