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Trivium / Association of Classical and Christian Schools / Rhetoric / Dialectic / Liberal arts / Dorothy L. Sayers / Of Education / Academia / University / Education / Philosophy of education / Knowledge
Date: 2009-07-28 09:15:40
Trivium
Association of Classical and Christian Schools
Rhetoric
Dialectic
Liberal arts
Dorothy L. Sayers
Of Education
Academia
University
Education
Philosophy of education
Knowledge

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