...ill-fitted to solve. Upon this speedy pro vision of education depends also our national power. Civilized communities throughout the world are massing themselves...position among men of our own race or among the nations "I (lie world, wo must make up the smallness of our numbers by menuing the intellectual force of the...

...ignorant constituencies are ill-fitted to solve. Upon this speedy provision of education depends also our national power. Civilised communities throughout...together, each mass being measured by its force ; and if wo are to hold our position among men of our own race or among tho nations of the world, we must make...

...this speedy provision of education depends also our national power. Civilised communities througheut the world are massing themselves together, each mass being measured by its force ; and if we are to held our position among men of our own race or among the nations of the world, we must make up the...

...ignorant constituencies are ill-fitted to solve. Upon this speedy provision of education depends also our national power. Civilised communities throughout...or among the nations of the world we must make up the smallness of our numbers by increasing the intellectual force of the individual. But there are...

...ill-fitted to solve. Upon this speedy provision of education depends also our national power. Civilized communities throughout the world are massing themselves...or among the nations of the world, we must make up the smallness of our numbers by increasing the intellectual force of the individual." The measure thus...

...ill-fitted to solve. Upon this speedy provision of education depends also our national power. Civilized communities throughout the world are massing themselves...or among the nations of the world, we must make up the smallness of our numbers by increasing the intellectual force of the individual." The measure thus...

...the National Education Bill made this statement—" Civilized communities throughout the world arc massing themselves together, each mass being measured...its force ; and if we are to hold our position among the nations of the world, we must make up the smallness of our numbers by increasing the intellectual...

...WE Forster, in his speech introducing the National Education Bill made this statement—" Civilized communities throughout the world are massing themselves...together, each mass being measured by its force ; and if wc are to hold our position among the nations of the world, we must make up the smallness of our numbers...

...COMMITTEE re TECHNICAL EDUCATION. To the President and Members of the Council: GENTLEMEN : — Civilized communities throughout the world are massing themselves...measured by its force, and if we are to hold our position amongst men of our race or amongst the nations of the world we must make up the smallness of our numbers...

...Education Bill: 32 Upon this speedy provision of education depends also our national power. Civilized communities throughout the world are massing themselves...or among the nations of the world we must make up the smallness of our numbers by increasing the intellectual force of the individual. For precisely...