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ERIC

In computing, database of resources for education available on the Internet. Established in 1966, ERIC is a federally funded network of educational information. Sixteen clearing houses index educational materials for the database, which is housed at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. The database is distributed in a variety of formats including printed books, CD-ROM, and microfiche.



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There was a fellow, one Eric of Lincoln, who was thought to be the finest man with the staff for miles around.
Robin Hood by McSpadden, J. Walker View in context
This was Eric o' Lincoln, of great renown, whose name had been sung in ballads throughout the countryside.
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"Doctor Forester," said Lady Muriel, who had just joined us, "let me introduce to you my cousin Eric Lindon Captain Lindon, I should say.
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