Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... houses with life managed on a common basis for economic advantage . The original governing body of either University was an assembly or assemblies of resident Masters or teachers , summoned together by the sound of the bell . Even when 9.
... houses with life managed on a common basis for economic advantage . The original governing body of either University was an assembly or assemblies of resident Masters or teachers , summoned together by the sound of the bell . Even when 9.
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... residences for students , which have since disappeared with a very few exceptions . At Paris University upwards of fifty Colleges were founded between 1180 and 1500. But they never attained to the size , wealth and importance eventually ...
... residences for students , which have since disappeared with a very few exceptions . At Paris University upwards of fifty Colleges were founded between 1180 and 1500. But they never attained to the size , wealth and importance eventually ...
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... residence , but tenable on the sole condition of taking orders and remaining unmarried , proved a very indifferent way of stimulating research . There were no other English Universities besides Oxford and Cambridge , and all ...
... residence , but tenable on the sole condition of taking orders and remaining unmarried , proved a very indifferent way of stimulating research . There were no other English Universities besides Oxford and Cambridge , and all ...
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... residence , were abolished , except as a form of pension . On the other hand , the emoluments of Fellowships might still be drawn for a limited number of years . without conditions of residence or of academic work , with a view to ...
... residence , were abolished , except as a form of pension . On the other hand , the emoluments of Fellowships might still be drawn for a limited number of years . without conditions of residence or of academic work , with a view to ...
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... residence . The number of future clerics was of necessity fairly constant , but so little preparation was given for other professions and walks in life that few others , except a certain number of the sons of the squirearchy and ...
... residence . The number of future clerics was of necessity fairly constant , but so little preparation was given for other professions and walks in life that few others , except a certain number of the sons of the squirearchy and ...
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