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'''Terence John Lamb''' is/was a teacher of %subject% at [[Boston Grammar School]].
'''Terence John Lamb''' was a teacher of Economics at [[Boston Grammar School]], 1967-1973.
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Terence John Lamb
Nicknames Larry
Education BSc (Econ), Hull
Years at BGS 1967-1973
Subjects Economics
Known for Cricket

Terence John Lamb was a teacher of Economics at Boston Grammar School, 1967-1973.