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Stretching their bodies : the history of physical education / [by] W. David Smith.

By: Smith, W. David.

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BookPublisher: Newton Abbot [England] ; North Pomfret, VT : Newton Abbot [England] ; North Pomfret, VT : David & Charles, [1974]ISBN: 0715363417.Subject(s): Physical education and training -- Great Britain -- History. -- Physical education and training -- Great Britain -- History. -- Physical education and training -- Great Britain -- History | Physical education for children | School sports -- Great Britain. -- School sports -- Great BritainDDC classification: 613.7/07

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Stretching their bodies : the history of physical education / [by] W. David Smith.

By: Smith, W. David.