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The effects of the civil wars on grammar schools in 17th century England

by History of Education Society | Jun 24, 2015

By Ken ClaytonHistorians have, for obvious reasons, concentrated on the military aspects of the English Civil Wars, yet there can be no doubt that the civilian population was affected, some very dramatically. This blog sets out some of the ways in which schools and...

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