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‘A babe is moulded’: the influence of family on how children value Shakespeare

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Author(s)

Sarah Elizabeth Olive

Department/unit(s)

Education

Publication details

Date	Published - 7 Dec 2012
Media of output	Online
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	British Shakespeare Association
Original language	English

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