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Sir , ne were not quite sure as to what would be the proper stage in these proceedings for us to deal with this matter , but you have indicated to us , and if I may be permitted to say so , I entirely agree , that it will be a great ...
Sir , ne were not quite sure as to what would be the proper stage in these proceedings for us to deal with this matter , but you have indicated to us , and if I may be permitted to say so , I entirely agree , that it will be a great ...
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Then , Sir , that deals with the people who are now in being . The Board of Archi- tectural Education will deal with the con- ditions for admission MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE.
Then , Sir , that deals with the people who are now in being . The Board of Archi- tectural Education will deal with the con- ditions for admission MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE.
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tectural Education will deal with the con- ditions for admission to the Register of persons who may hereafter come into the profession , and that Board has been con- structed on this general principle , that the profession should be ...
tectural Education will deal with the con- ditions for admission to the Register of persons who may hereafter come into the profession , and that Board has been con- structed on this general principle , that the profession should be ...
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... because , after all , in the Institution of Civil Engineers there are other engi- neers , a great number of whom would not deal with the structural part of buildings . The same thing may to a minor extent apply to Architects .
... because , after all , in the Institution of Civil Engineers there are other engi- neers , a great number of whom would not deal with the structural part of buildings . The same thing may to a minor extent apply to Architects .
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... whereas in other Institutions it is possible that people who have done a great deal of work and competently carried out a great deal of work should , without passing the preliminary examina- tions in particular , be admitted . you ...
... whereas in other Institutions it is possible that people who have done a great deal of work and competently carried out a great deal of work should , without passing the preliminary examina- tions in particular , be admitted . you ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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