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which he has put forward. Cannot be recognised.

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I do not ac

agree

with him

in thin thing that the head.

thinking

-master should be a member

of the new board. English

precedent's

are against such

a course, and in my opinen.

it is at least as ikis

heast as likely

to lead to friction as

Route.

the

In other resports

homever he seems to me

to make some

with regard

3

useful suggestions

to the functione

the board; and Chile,

And

'A

}

have already stated, that

I cannot

that

accept

his view

the annual examination "

"should continue to be left

entirely

to the management

N

I may repeat that

:

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of the headmaster, if these

words mean that the headmaster

and no one else should

examine the boys.

J

agree

ree with him in

thinking

that the

internal

ordinary

organisation" of the school should be entirely.

in the

headmaster's hands.

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