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... languages An early educational reformer — Again in Germany - The Greek Chair at Edinburgh - Professor Blackie's candidature Disappearance of prejudices - The Greek Chair won - Sectarian opposition -- Notes of gratitude 250 CONTENTS ...
... languages An early educational reformer — Again in Germany - The Greek Chair at Edinburgh - Professor Blackie's candidature Disappearance of prejudices - The Greek Chair won - Sectarian opposition -- Notes of gratitude 250 CONTENTS ...
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... language did his thoughts display much depth , for he was more concerned with the phrasing than with the sentiment ; but the ease with which he criticised the essays and discourses of the students in flowing Latin , stimulated them to ...
... language did his thoughts display much depth , for he was more concerned with the phrasing than with the sentiment ; but the ease with which he criticised the essays and discourses of the students in flowing Latin , stimulated them to ...
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... was not contented with this success , and continued to think , speak , and compose in Latin until it presented no further difficulty . That this is the right method of acquiring every language , whether living or dead , was borne in.
... was not contented with this success , and continued to think , speak , and compose in Latin until it presented no further difficulty . That this is the right method of acquiring every language , whether living or dead , was borne in.
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A Biography Anna M. Stoddart. language , whether living or dead , was borne in upon him from the precept and example of Principal Brown , and it has still to be recorded how steadily he maintained its importance throughout his life . But ...
A Biography Anna M. Stoddart. language , whether living or dead , was borne in upon him from the precept and example of Principal Brown , and it has still to be recorded how steadily he maintained its importance throughout his life . But ...
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... language . The good merchant humoured him , enlightened all three on some of the non - academic duties and endurances of student life , and gave them a letter of introduction to friends in Dresden . On the 24th the wind slackened , and ...
... language . The good merchant humoured him , enlightened all three on some of the non - academic duties and endurances of student life , and gave them a letter of introduction to friends in Dresden . On the 24th the wind slackened , and ...
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