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Who's who in the Middle Ages.

1970

Romans in Britain

1981

Domesday Book in the classroom.

1982

Reading historical documents: a manual for students

1988

A select bibliography of the teaching of history in the United Kingdom.

1969

Who's who in the Middle Ages

1970

A biographical register of early English protestants and others opposed to the Roman Catholic Church, 1525-1558

1981

A biographical register of early English Protestants and others opposed to the Roman Catholic Church, 1525-1558

1981

Teaching ancient Greece

1997

John Fines, Fines, Nichol, Verrie, Nuffield

Teaching primary history

1997

John Fines, Nichol John, Nuffield Foundation.

An educationalist in the age of Keate: (Richard Valpy).

1969

The history teacher and other disciplines.

1970

Yesterday's money: history from coins

1971

The history student's guide to the library

1973

The drama of history: an experiment in co-operative teaching

1974

Hodder Secondary Hist 2 Canc

1976

Tudor people

1977

Life in the Middle Ages

1978

Teaching history.

1983

Survey of A-level History

1984

Source-based Questions at A-level

1984

Studying to Succeed (Case Studies in History)

1986

The Pilgrimage of Grace

1986

Studying to succeed: historyat 'A' level and beyond.

1986

Pilgrimage of Grace - 1536-1537

1986

The medieval world

1988

Question Framing at GCSE and A-level: An Introduction for History Teachers (Teaching GCSE History)

1988

Exploration and Encounters (Timespan)

1991

The Vikings (Bringing History to Life)

1992

John Fines, Tony Hopkins

Explorations and encounters, 1450-1550: a national curriculum study unit

1992

The Vikings

1992

Anglo Saxons (Bringing History to Life S.)

1993

John Fines, Tony Hopkins

In pursuit of good ideas: an account of the Young Historian Scheme's first years

1993

Using Domesday Book in the National Curriculum: the Alecto initiative

1993