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... pass if possible the selection board at the age of eleven for the grammar school . True , ideally there is supposed to be no training for this selection ; but what- ever the ethics of modern education , the grammar school is still ...
... pass if possible the selection board at the age of eleven for the grammar school . True , ideally there is supposed to be no training for this selection ; but what- ever the ethics of modern education , the grammar school is still ...
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... pass selection for the grammar school , and those who do not pass , and must stay at school until they are fifteen , are often left largely to their own devices . Of course , we must hope that this position will in time be alleviated by ...
... pass selection for the grammar school , and those who do not pass , and must stay at school until they are fifteen , are often left largely to their own devices . Of course , we must hope that this position will in time be alleviated by ...
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... pass the test of admission to the grammar school proper , were succeeded by children compelled to attend village schools and unable to pass the test . In the tests , school records and interviews were depre- cated on the ground that ...
... pass the test of admission to the grammar school proper , were succeeded by children compelled to attend village schools and unable to pass the test . In the tests , school records and interviews were depre- cated on the ground that ...
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THE THIRD MARQUESS OF SALISBURY AS EMPIRE | 14 |
BRITISH CHURCHES AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS RELA | 28 |
The Centrality of Chesterton | 43 |
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