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“Me mum she says it's bigotry”: Children's responses toThe Twelfth Day of July

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  • Lingard, Joan,The Twelfth Day of July. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1970. Nashville: Nelson, 1972.

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  • Lingard, Joan,Across the Barricades. London: Hamish Hamilton, 1972. Nashville: Nelson, 1973.

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  1. Stuart Marriott
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Stuart Marriott taught in primary schools in South London for some years before moving in 1978 to his present post as Lecturer in Primary Education at the New University of Ulster.

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Marriott, S. “Me mum she says it's bigotry”: Children's responses toThe Twelfth Day of July . Child Lit Educ 16, 53–61 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01136993

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