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	Thomas Hughes - MSN Encarta
		Hughes was born in Uffington and educated at Rugby School, an independent English secondary boarding school, and then at Oriel College at the University of Oxford.
		He was a member of the English Parliament from 1865 to 1874, and he became a county court judge and settled in Chester, in northwest England, in 1882.
		Hughes's book Tom Brown's Schooldays, a fictionalized account of Rugby School under the headmastership of Thomas Arnold, was an immediate popular success.
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	Tom Brown's Schooldays - Thomas Hughes - Free Online Library
		Tom, as has been said, had come up from the third with a good character, but the temptations of the lower-fourth soon proved too strong for him, and he rapidly fell away, and became as unmanageable as the rest.
		Tom and East had successfully occupied the desk some half-dozen times, and were grown so reckless that they were in the habit of playing small games with fives balls inside when the masters were at the other end of the big school.
		Tom couldn't hear a word which passed, and never lifted his eyes from his book; but he knew by a sort of magnetic instinct that the Doctor's under-lip was coming out, and his eye beginning to burn, and his gown getting gathered up more and more tightly in his left hand.
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	Squashed Writers - Tom Browns Schooldays by Thomas Hughes - condensed and abridged
		Tom was their eldest child, a hearty, strong boy, from the first given to fighting with and escaping from his nurse, and fraternising with all the village boys, with whom he made expeditions all round the neighbourhood.
		Squire Brown was a Tory to the backbone; but, nevertheless, held divers social principles not generally supposed to be true blue in colour; the foremost of which was the belief that a man is to be valued wholly and solely for that which he is himself, apart from all externals whatever.
		Tom was duly placed in the Third Form, and found his work very easy; and as he had no intimate companion to make him idle (East being in the Lower Fourth), soon gained golden opinions from his master, and all went well with him in the school.
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	Literature.org - The Online Literature Library
		It is Tom Brown, grown into a young man nineteen years old, a prepostor and captain of the eleven, spending his last day as a Rugby boy, and, let us hope, as much wiser as he is bigger, since we last had the pleasure of coming across him.
		So Tom handed his things over to the man in charge of the tent, and walked quietly away to the gate where the master was waiting, and the two took their way together up the Hillmorton road.
		The cake was newly baked, and all rich and flaky; Tom had found it reposing in the cook's private cupboard, awaiting her return; and as a warning to her they finished it to the last crumb.
	www.literature.org /authors/hughes-thomas/tom-browns-schooldays/chapter-17.html (5344 words)

	BBC America - Tom Browns Schooldays (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tom (Alex Pettyfer), a homesick schoolboy learns to confront his fears and is transformed as he and his friends band together to stand up to the abuse.
		Although Tom Brown's Schooldays is a fictional account of Rugby school in the 1820s, Dr. Arnold was an actual headmaster, and Rugby, which is one hour from London, still exists.
		Featured locations from the novel include the chapel where Tom prayed, the Old Quad where young George Arthur was dunked in the well, and the playing fields where the game of Rugby itself was born.
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	Tom Brown's School Days (1940 b 81') (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tom Brown (Jimmy Lydon) and East (Freddie Bartholomew) mourn the death of Thomas Arnold in 1842, recalling the past.
		Tom is caught with a slingshot although he did not use it.
		Tom writes to his father and is about to run away; but Mary Arnold persuades him to be courageous and stay.
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	Tom Browns Brasserie Home Page
		Tom Browns Brasserie is one of the finest Restaurants in Nottinghamshire, set in a converted Victorian schoolhouse beside the leafy banks of the River Trent.
		The story is set in a Victorian school and is based upon the public schooldays of a boy called Tom Brown.
		In 2006, Tom Browns was voted ITV's Central News 'Viewers Restaurant of the Year' and was entered into Egon Ronay's Guide.
	www.tombrowns.co.uk (454 words)

	Audio Book - Tom Browns Schooldays - Thomas Hughes - Katz Forums
		Tom Brown's Schooldays is a novel by Thomas Hughes first published in 1857.
		The story is set at Rugby School, a public school for boys, Tom Brown starts Rugby School and it isn't long before he becomes one of the victims of the school bully, Flashman.
		Tom Brown's Schooldays gives you an idea on what life was like in school many years ago.
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	Tom Brown's Schooldays
		Tom's respect increased as he struggled to make out his friend's technicalities, and the other set to work to explain the mysteries of "off your side," "drop-kicks," "punts," "places," and the other intricacies of the great science of football.
		Tom indeed is excited beyond measure, and it is all the sixth-form boy, kindest and safest of goal-keepers, has been able to do, to keep him from rushing out whenever the ball has been near their goal.
		The blood of all the Browns is up, and the two rush in together, and throw themselves on the ball, under the very feet of the advancing column--the prepostor on his hands and knees, arching his back, and Tom all along on his face.
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	New Statesman (1996): Tom Brown's schooldays may be long gone, but Rugby, his alma mater, is still going strong, albeit ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		New Statesman (1996): Tom Brown's schooldays may be long gone, but Rugby, his alma mater, is still going strong, albeit with girls on its roll and a softer image.
		Tom Brown's schooldays may be long gone, but Rugby, his alma mater, is still going strong, albeit with girls on its roll and a softer image.
		Tom Brown arrived at Rugby School by stagecoach.
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	: Tom Browns Schooldays
		This work is primarily occupied with major incidents in the life of Thomas Arnold, headmaster of Rugby, and his overcoming of a good deal of resistance in lifting that institution from a tepid state to a position of England's finest public school.
		He may have been a good kid actor, but he's altogether too delicate to be a credible Tom Brown, especially in the fight with Flashman.
		Tom is played to naive perfection by Jimmy Lydon and a teenaged Freddie Bartholomew is his buddy, East.
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	Hughes Thomas - new and used books
		Tom Brown's Schooldays is probably the most important & popular boys school story ever and this book represents the real Tom Brown.
		CONDITION NEW COPY, Pages: 436, Tom Brown's Schooldays is one of the classics of English children's literature and one of the earliest books written specifically for boys.The novel's steady popularity has given it an influence well beyond the upper middle-class world that it describes.
		Hughes's affection for his own schooldays is never in doubt, and his story helped to found a long tradition of uncritical acceptance for public school values and practices in children's fiction.
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	Amazon.com: Tom Browns Schooldays: John Howard Davies, Robert Newton, Diana Wynyard, Hermione Baddeley, Kathleen Byron, ...
		Tom is played to naive perfection by Jimmy Lydon and a teenaged Freddie Bartholomew is his buddy, East.
		TOM BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS is one of the all time great films about growing up - but be sure this 1940 version is the one you get; there was a remake in the 50's.
		This work is primarily occupied with major incidents in the life of Thomas Arnold, headmaster of Rugby, and his overcoming of a good deal of resistance in lifting that institution from a tepid state to a position of England's finest public school.
	www.amazon.com /Browns-Schooldays-John-Howard-Davies/dp/6301949196 (779 words)

	The Very Best Books : Tom Brown's Schooldays
		Throughout the novel, we are witnesses to the growing up of Tom and his friends.
		Tom is not a model boy, but rough, virile and self-confident, as is his friend East, a smart and audacious guy.
		But it is the plot that endears this classic to me. Tom is a rough and tumble lad who cares little about character and education.
	www.elise.com /store/0886460743/Tom_Browns_Schooldays.html (329 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Tom Brown's Schooldays (Oxford World's Classics): Thomas Hughes, Arthur Hughes: Books
		Tom Brown's Schooldays is part novel, part education theory, but it is a great read.
		It is true that boys these days are unlikely to incur the wrath of their friends for not recognising a beech tree on sight, and that particular incident highlights the difference between the world described and the world as we know it.
		To watch Tom grow from young boy to troublemaker to responsible, caring young man ready for Oxford, is a moving experience.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Browns-Schooldays-Oxford-Worlds-Classics/dp/0192835351 (961 words)

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		I'm Tom Brown, the founder and pastor of a...
		Tom Brown batting, fielding and pitching major league baseball lifetime statistics for each season and his career, and a list of any post-season awards he has won and his rank on various season and career statistical leaderboards.
		Tom Brown (~1662 - 18 June 1704) was an English translator and writer of satire, largely forgotten today...
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	Ultramaroon rises again: Tom Browns Schooldays
		Interesting then to compare the Tom Browns Schooldays account of Dr Arnold with that of Lytton Strachey[^], written in 1918.
		The 'education' described is almost incomprehensible in this age.
		If he'll only turn out a brave, helpful, truth-telling Englishman, and a gentleman, and a Christian, that's all I want," thought the Squire; and upon this view of the case he framed his last words of advice to Tom, which were well enough suited to his purpose.
	robmanderson.blogspot.com /2007/08/tom-browns-schooldays.html (993 words)

	Essay Detail
		One main thing that both texts do compare in is that a revolution needed to take place for the violence and abuse of authority to stop.
		Familiarity with the novels, documentaries, essays, and criticism he wrote during the 1930's and later established him as one of the most important and influential voices of the century.
		The author of ‘Tom Browns Schooldays’ is Thomas Hughes, was a British author and social reformer who dedicated the Rugby Colony amid great fanfare on October 5, 1880.
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	Amazon.ca: Tom Browns Schooldays: DVD (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The trials and traumas of boarding school have always given British writers rich material--Tom Brown's Schooldays, based on the classic novel set in the Victorian era, is no exception.
		Tom's struggle is more personal: Before his arrival, he offended a wealthy but corrupt man who commissions his equally dissolute son Gerald (Richard Morant), a senior student at Rugby, to make Tom's life miserable.
		Gerald schemes with relish, finally catching Tom in a trap that threatens to break the forthright boy's spirit.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0006U5UTU (468 words)

	Lycos - Offers for 'tom browns schooldays', price comparison, special offers, shopping
		An adaptation of the novel that follows the trials and tribulations of a young schoolboy, Tom Brown, who is sent to Rugby public school.
		This novel describes Tom's time at Rugby School from his first football match, through his troubled adolescence when he is savagely bullied by the unspeakable Flashman, to his growing maturity as a young man..
		Follows the plight of Tom Brown as he joins Rugby.
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	Tom Brown's Schooldays (2005)
		Upon arrival at Rugby Public School, Tom Brown (Alex Pettyfer) is confronted with the brutal reality of school life.
		Though Tom is unable to protect his little friend from the evils of Rugby School, his loyalty never wavers.
		By defying tradition, Tom makes a difference in another child's life, and he takes an important step toward making Rugby School a civil place.
	www.moviepie.com /rent/tom_browns_schooldays.htm (552 words)

	Tom Brown's Schooldays - Isle of Man Film
		Tom Brown's Schooldays - Isle of Man Film
		Based on the classic novel of the same name by Thomas Hughes, Tom Brown’s Schooldays chronicles the trials and tribulations of young Tom Brown at Rugby School.
		In particular, the story focuses on Tom’s relationships with notorious bully Flashman and the kindly Master Arnold.
	www.gov.im /dti/iomfilm/pastproductions/tombrown.xml (72 words)

	Buy Tom Browns Schooldays New ed - UK Product Reviews \| Happy Online
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		Shop Description: This novel describes Toms time at Rugby School from his first football match: through his troubled adolescence when he is savagely bullied by the unspeakable Flashman: to his growing maturity as a young man.
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	Rugby Resources
		Tom Brown's School Days, online version, Project Guttenburg, http://www.literature.org/authors/hughes-thomas/tom-browns-schooldays/index.html
		The author of "Tom Brown at Oxford," and "School days at Rugby" Engraving.
		Thomas Hughes: the life of the author of Tom Brown's schooldays.
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	"Tom Brown's Schooldays" (1971) (mini) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Young Anthony Murphy is an open-faced, earnest Tom, and Richard Morant is very convincing as flguard-in- training Flashman.
		While it's not up to the cinematic standard of the Gordon Parry film released in 1950 (with John Howard Davies as Tom), this version is well worth a viewing if you're any kind of fan of Hughes' book.
		I want the video of Tom Brown's Schooldays desperately, can you help
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	SilkSoundBooks.com: Audio Book to Download \| Tom Brown's Schooldays Audiobook
		The vast success of ‘Tom Brown’s Schooldays’ took its author Thomas Hughes, and its publisher Macmillan and Sons completely by surprise.
		The story of young Tom Brown’s seemingly hideous years spent at Rugby, and his spirited and astonishingly stalwart response to the institutionalised bullying prevalent at the ‘Great’ British Public Schools became exactly the campaigning tool its author hoped it would.
		Dr Arnold’s idealism transferred itself wholesale to the young Hughes and the good doctor appears towards the end of ‘Tom Brown’s Schooldays’ as the young master, bearing the light of possible redemption.
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	Tom Brown's Schooldays And Notis - Best Of
		In an upper-class 19th-century English boarding school, a young boy suffers at the hands of a vicious bully-and is inspired by a forward-thinking headmaster.
		Based on the semi-autobiographical novel by Thomas Hughes, this Emmy winning Masterpiece Theatre classic is a fascinating portrait of Victorian times.
		Anthony Murphy is adorable as Tom, Iain Cuthbertson (Gorillas in the Mist) utterly convincing as educational reformer Dr. Thomas Arnold.
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