The National Review, Volume 8W.H. Allen, 1886 - English literature |
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Page 138
... Schools , the former being used for the reformation of juvenile offenders against the law , the latter carefully preserved from criminal taint . Sad , indeed , would it be for the destitute poor , if these institutions did not exist ...
... Schools , the former being used for the reformation of juvenile offenders against the law , the latter carefully preserved from criminal taint . Sad , indeed , would it be for the destitute poor , if these institutions did not exist ...
Page 140
... schools , from which have issued experienced musicians ; the excellent sanitary arrangements of the schoolrooms and dormi- tories ; the lofty and commodious workshops at Artane and other schools ; the washhouses and laundries of some of ...
... schools , from which have issued experienced musicians ; the excellent sanitary arrangements of the schoolrooms and dormi- tories ; the lofty and commodious workshops at Artane and other schools ; the washhouses and laundries of some of ...
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... schools ; and this fate has , to a considerable degree , overtaken them . For many years Scotland has been living upon her old reputation in educational matters a reputation earned in the days when she was the only one of the three ...
... schools ; and this fate has , to a considerable degree , overtaken them . For many years Scotland has been living upon her old reputation in educational matters a reputation earned in the days when she was the only one of the three ...
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