Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... increased if funds were available for this purpose . Moreover the increasing difficulty of providing for the younger genera- tion in this country will tend to increase the number of children under the care of benevolent societies ...
... increased if funds were available for this purpose . Moreover the increasing difficulty of providing for the younger genera- tion in this country will tend to increase the number of children under the care of benevolent societies ...
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... increase in the sum of public money voted for the Universities , to meet the increased costs resulting from the war . As a result of this deputation , the applicants were asked to submit to the Board statements of their immediate ...
... increase in the sum of public money voted for the Universities , to meet the increased costs resulting from the war . As a result of this deputation , the applicants were asked to submit to the Board statements of their immediate ...
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... increase from the middle of the last century onwards , especially as the total numbers of Oxford and Cambridge students very quickly increased . During the last generation there has been a rapid rise in the number and proportion of ...
... increase from the middle of the last century onwards , especially as the total numbers of Oxford and Cambridge students very quickly increased . During the last generation there has been a rapid rise in the number and proportion of ...
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... Increase in number of students . 20. We have seen that one of the defects of the eighteenth century was the small number of students in residence . The number of future clerics was of necessity fairly constant , but so little ...
... Increase in number of students . 20. We have seen that one of the defects of the eighteenth century was the small number of students in residence . The number of future clerics was of necessity fairly constant , but so little ...
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... increasing interest shown in Economics and Economic History . At present the School is embarrassed by its very success ... increase in the teaching staff . A further menace arises from the insufficient provision made for travel and study ...
... increasing interest shown in Economics and Economic History . At present the School is embarrassed by its very success ... increase in the teaching staff . A further menace arises from the insufficient provision made for travel and study ...
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