...class of students. But it would seem doubtful if any great difference of this kind really exists ; for a high authority, himself Head of an English College,...are taught to youth." * This is not the first time that I have quoted those remarkable assertions. 1 should like to engrave them in public view, for they...

...may shelter au occasional stndent, but not in larger proportions than may be found in private life. Elementary teaching' of youths under twenty is now the only function performed by the univeisity, nnd almost the only object of college endowments. Colleges were homes for the life-stndy...

...may shelter an occasional student, but not in larger proportions than may be found in private life. Elementary teaching of youths under twenty is now the only function performed by the university, and almost the only object of college endowments. Colleges were homes for the life-study of the highest...

...may shelter an occasional student, but not in larger proportions than may be found in private life. Elementary teaching of youths under twenty is now the only function performed by the university, and almost the only object of college endowments. Colleges were homes for the life-study of the highest...

...class of students. But it would seem doubtful if any great difference of this kind really exists ; for a high authority, himself Head of an English College,...the elements of the learned languages are taught to youths." * 1 Suggestions for Academical Organisation, with Especial Reference to Oxford. By the Rector...

...class of students. But it would seem doubtful if any great difference of this kind really exists ; for a high authority, himself Head of an English College,...the elements of the learned languages are taught to youths." l 1 Suggestions for Academical Organisation, with Especial Reference to Oxford. By the Rector...

...may shelter an occasional student, but not in larger proportions than may be found in private life. Elementary teaching of youths under twenty is now the only function performed by the university, and almost the only object of college endowments. Colleges were homes for the lifestudy of the highest...

...may shelter an occasional student, but not in larger proportions than may be found in private life. Elementary teaching of youths under twenty is now the only function performed by the university, and almost the only object of college endowments. Colleges were homes for the life-study of the highest...

...class of students. But it would seem doubtful if any great difference of this kind really exists; for a high authority, himself Head of an English College,...teaching of youths under twenty is now the only function perforijied by the University; " and that Colleges are " boarding schools in which the elements of...

...may shelter an occasional student, but not in larger proportions than may be found in private life. Elementary teaching of youths under twenty is now the only function performed by the university, and almost the only object of college endowments. Colleges were homes for the life-study of the highest...