The Admission Registers, Ed. by R.B. Gardiner
"The Admission Registers", edited by R.B. Gardiner, offers a detailed record of students admitted to St. Paul's School in London. This meticulously compiled register serves as a valuable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the educational and social history of England. Providing names, dates of admission, and often further biographical details, the book offers insights into the lives and backgrounds of students who passed through the renowned institution. The register is an essential reference work for understanding the development of education and the social fabric of London through centuries. Its enduring appeal lies in its rich historical detail and its ability to connect modern readers with the individuals who shaped the past.
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