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Indeed the contrast Tory Burch Reva Flats of the present witn nasi ctavs, snouia oniv mane uxomans more grateiui to the proposers of improvements, which have caused any man who has attained the lastnamed honour at Oxford. to be looked on as a person of very supenor talents and acquirements in every seat of learning throughout Europe. The subjects of the gradual alterations of the courses Tory Burch Flats oi stuav m ootn our leading universities, ana their effects upon the mental discipline of the students, together with the coincident diffusion of knowledge, are worthy of a very masterly pen. A treatise on these topics, written m Tory Burch Sale a lively engaging style, yet containing solid and authentic information, would be of great value to the literary world, and might tend to remedy any defects now existing in the most enlightened and comprehensive systems of tuition. Moreover, if it contained a comparison 01 ioreign seats oi learning witn our own. ana combined with a history of the English Universities and tneir courses, tnat or tne most ceieoratea maces and modes of study on the Continent, it might prove a very userui Droauction at trie nresenc moment, wnen peraaos there is some danger of philosophy turning giddy in the prodigious elevation, to wmcn it nas risen.It was at the commencement of the present century, that Oxford made the great change in the mode of its examinations, and these improvements were very much Tory Burch Outlet owing to the exertions of Dr. Cyril Jackson. Dean of Chnstchurch, The rise of the system now pursued may be dated from the statute of 1800; but the alterations then made probably weakened the old course more rapidly than they acquired strength for themselves; for although official examiners were appointed to conduct both a classical and mathematical examination, the latter was wont to create a smile when contrasted with what was done in that science at another University. Still the scheme was promising. It may be comprised under the following headsthe appointment of official examiners the adding to the classical examination one in mathematicsthe declaration of the necessity of an examination in divinitythe institution of an extraordinary examination in the year, m which they who distinguished themselves were arranged in two classes, both in order of merit, the first limited to twelve, the second of no fixed number.
Indeed the contrast Tory Burch Reva Flats of the present witn nasi ctavs, snouia oniv mane uxomans more grateiui to the proposers of improvements, which have caused any man who has attained the lastnamed honour at Oxford. to be looked on as a person of very supenor talents and acquirements in every seat of learning throughout Europe. The subjects of the gradual alterations of the courses Tory Burch Flats oi stuav m ootn our leading universities, ana their effects upon the mental discipline of the students, together with the coincident diffusion of knowledge, are worthy of a very masterly pen. A treatise on these topics, written m Tory Burch Sale a lively engaging style, yet containing solid and authentic information, would be of great value to the literary world, and might tend to remedy any defects now existing in the most enlightened and comprehensive systems of tuition. Moreover, if it contained a comparison 01 ioreign seats oi learning witn our own. ana combined with a history of the English Universities and tneir courses, tnat or tne most ceieoratea maces and modes of study on the Continent, it might prove a very userui Droauction at trie nresenc moment, wnen peraaos there is some danger of philosophy turning giddy in the prodigious elevation, to wmcn it nas risen.It was at the commencement of the present century, that Oxford made the great change in the mode of its examinations, and these improvements were very much Tory Burch Outlet owing to the exertions of Dr. Cyril Jackson. Dean of Chnstchurch, The rise of the system now pursued may be dated from the statute of 1800; but the alterations then made probably weakened the old course more rapidly than they acquired strength for themselves; for although official examiners were appointed to conduct both a classical and mathematical examination, the latter was wont to create a smile when contrasted with what was done in that science at another University. Still the scheme was promising. It may be comprised under the following headsthe appointment of official examiners the adding to the classical examination one in mathematicsthe declaration of the necessity of an examination in divinitythe institution of an extraordinary examination in the year, m which they who distinguished themselves were arranged in two classes, both in order of merit, the first limited to twelve, the second of no fixed number.
