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Web Links James Hilton James Hilton Society The James Hilton Society is dedicated to promoting interest in the life and work of British author James Hilton. The site offers the Society's latest news, a biography, bibliography, and filmography. Users can also become members of the society. Epping Forest Guardian: Goodbye (again) Mr. Chips A brief biography of James Hilton from the British newspaper Epping Forest Guardian. Goodbye, Mr. Chips BBC: Radio 4: Front Row: Interview with Martin Clunes Martin Clunes discusses his role as Mr. Chipping in Goodbye, Mr. Chips on Front Row, Radio 4's daily program on arts, literature, film, media, and music. Listen to the entire interview in RealAudio. The Greatest Films: Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939) A comprehensive analysis of the 1939 film Goodbye, Mr. Chips, starring Robert Donat who won an Academy award for his portrayal of Mr. Chipping. English Boarding Schools BBC News: Education: Independent Schools BBC News Online offers a guide to educational systems across Britain. Here is a description of the independent school system. Includes links to articles about British public schools. The Guardian Unlimited: Education: Schools Special Reports The Guardian Unlimited created a special report about independent schools in Britain with materials from its archives, including articles about the ongoing debate over public schools vs. state schools. The site also includes recent news about the British public school system. Boys Preparatory Schools: A Photographic Essay Boys Preparatory Schools: A Photographic Essay by Patrick Briston and Dennis Weidner depicts every-day life at British preparatory schools. The book includes 250 photographs illustrating school life during the 1980s. Accompanying the photographs are drawings and writings by the students themselves describing their school experiences. Users can view excerpts from the book. Victorianweb.org: A Critical View of British Public Schools George P. Landow, a professor at the National University of Singapore argues that Britain's first public schools were more concerned with producing gentlemen than preparing graduates for the challenges facing contemporary Britain. Landow gives a brief history of the first public schools. The Victorian Web is produced by the National University of Singapore. Independent Schools Council The Independent Schools Council (ISC) represents Britain's 1,300 accredited independent schools and promotes the schools' common interests. The site offers general information on independent schools, more specific information on the majority of public schools in Britain, an archive of news articles, and the Council's publications. Bibliography Hilton, James. Goodbye, Mr. Chips. London: Coronet Books/Hodder & Stoughton, 2001. British Boarding Schools Briston, Patrick and Dennis Weidner. Boys' Preparatory Schools: A Photographic Essay. Washington, DC: Apertures Press, 1990. Mack, Edward Clarence. Public Schools and British Opinion Since 1860: The Relationship Between Contemporary Ideas and the Evolution of an English Institution. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Publishing Group, 1971. Reed, John R. Old School Ties: The Public School in British Literature. Syracuse, New York: Syracuse University Press, 1964. Walford, Geoffrey. British Public Schools: Policy and Practice. Taylor & Francis, 1984. Essays + Interviews | Who's Who/Cast + Credits Story Synopsis | Novel to Film | Russell Baker Links + Bibliography | Teacher's Guide | The Forum Home | About The Series | The American Collection | The Archive Schedule & Season | Feature Library | eNewsletter | Book Club Learning Resources | Forum | Search | Shop | Feedback © |
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