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Exercise No 9
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5’’
ROBINSON, PHILIP SOCIAL WORK

3’’ EDUCATION AND POVERTY

ME & CO LTD

LONDON 1976

EXERCISE NO 10
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STAMPER , RONALD BUSINESS

ADMINISTRAION

EXERCIE NO 11
INFORMATION IN BUSINEES AND ADMINISTRATION
SYSTEM

B.T BATSFORD
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GOLDTHORPE, J . E SOCIOLOGY

AN INRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
CAMBRIDGE UNVIERSITY PRESS

NEW YORK 1974

EXERCISE NO 14(1)
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BORLAND, K.K & SPEICHER H.S HISTORY OF TIME

KEEPING

CLOCKS, FROM SHADOW TO ATOM

WORLDS’S WORK

TODWORTH & SURREY 1970

EXERCISE NO 14(2)
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6’’

INCCURACY OF EARLY WATCHES

…….’watches had been so inaccurate, even as to the

hour, that it was not uncommon for a man to carry as
4’’
many as three in order to check one against another.
There had been no use at all in bothering with minutes’
K.K BORLAND & H.S SPEICHER, 1970 pp, 45-7
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EXAMPLE OF DECORATIVE WATCHES

…….’Mary, Queen of Scots, even had a watch shaped

like skull. The hinged jaw opened to show the dial.’
K.K BORLAND & H.S SPEICHER, 1970 pp, 45-7

EXERCISE NO 14(4)
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EXAMPLE OF DECORATIVE WATCHES

The hairspring brought increased accuracy

to watches, shortly after its invention, watchmakers
started putting minutes hand on their timepieces.’
K.K BORLAND & H.S SPEICHER, 1970 pp, 45-7