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City of London School · 1993

University destinations · published record · 1993 · University destinations

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Published school results passage in the original archive publication.

Type of result: reported entry.

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Published school results passage in the original archive publication.
Qualification
University destinations
Note
The source says twenty-something boys got into Oxford and Cambridge. This approximate phrase is retained without an invented exact count or split.
Outcome type
reported entry
Year
1993
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The source says twenty-something boys got into Oxford and Cambridge. This approximate phrase is retained without an invented exact count or split.

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Original record identifier: new:city-of-london:1993:gazette-archive:university-destinations:oxbridge-entry:f64932f24dd0. Source codes are retained for reproducibility.

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new:city-of-london:1993:gazette-archive:university-destinations:oxbridge-entry:f64932f24dd0

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