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Unread 10-25-2010, 02:50 PM
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You will need to tie everything up from your lectures, your reading list and also further research to build up the framework or your assignments.
It will be a lot of reading and research on top of the lectures, but you've probably already been told.

On the historical perspectives the following books may be handy for reading and dipping into:

Children, Childhood and English Society 1880-1990 Harry Hendrick

Children & Childhood in estren Society since 1500 Hugh Cunningham

London's forgotten Children (Thomas Coram & The Foundling Hospital) Gillian Pugh

and read up on some of Margaret mcMillan's work.

There are a great many other books that you can choose from other than/as well as your reading list; if you can't get them from the university libbrary google online publications or order second hand from Amazon.
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