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London Matriculation is, in my opinion, not at present within the range of practical politics; and to work towards it with the help of the proposed Junior Scholarships, capitation grants, it will be necessary to devote much, at present given to English, to a very careful study of difficult Latin and Greek (or French) authors, who are read by boys in England only after years of preparatory training in accidence, translation, and composition.
Either the study of English must suffer, or there will be overs... for bursars who obtains the relatively highest marks: how can "the highest marks" be ascertained?
£80 is too little for struggling students in England.
4. Are "capitation grants for local schools and supervision" for the Schools and Schoolmasters, or is the Grant-in-aid for Queen's College under Government supervision? Why should it receive capitation grants when the Government already pays all its expenses (even providing many prizes)? "Per scholar in the average attendance" should be "per candidate entering for examination".
The "university year" should be defined, i.e., from Oxford Examination to Oxford Examination or from Cambridge to Cambridge. As the scheme...
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