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...coJlum, non corpora; sed artet prxttant."—Novum Organnm, lib. I. cuix. ence to the higher orders,—" We are now prepared to give, by sanctioning the establishment of Universities, full development to the highest course of education to which the Natives of India, or of any other country, can aspire ; and besides,... | |
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...non corpora; sed artes proestant."—Novum Organnm, lib. I. cxxix. ence to tlie higher orders,—" We are now prepared to give, by sanctioning the establishment of Universities, full development to tiie highest course of education to which the Natives of India, or of any other country, can aspire... | |
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...conveyed in the Government Anglo-vernacular colleges. We have, by the establishment and support of these colleges, pointed out the manner in which a liberal...establishment of universities, full development to the highest course of education to which the natives of India or of any other, country can aspire ; and besides,... | |
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...conveyed in the Government Anglo-vernacular colleges. We have, by the establishment and support of these colleges, pointed out the manner in which a liberal...establishment of universities, full development to the highest course of education to which the natives of India, or of any other country, can aspire ; and besides,... | |
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