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Page 171
If we receive instruction through the mother - tongue we should easily make our washermen , our barbers , and our bhangis , partakers of the high knowledge we might have gained . In England one discusses high politics with barbers while ...
If we receive instruction through the mother - tongue we should easily make our washermen , our barbers , and our bhangis , partakers of the high knowledge we might have gained . In England one discusses high politics with barbers while ...
Page 176
... the only education worth the name has been received by us through the English medium , there would be no need to ... a nation to remain a nation must receive instruction including the highest in its own vernacular or vernaculars .
... the only education worth the name has been received by us through the English medium , there would be no need to ... a nation to remain a nation must receive instruction including the highest in its own vernacular or vernaculars .
Page 237
What shall we say of a husbandman who will sow the finest seed in his possession on stony ground or of the owner of a field who will receive , in his field rich with fine soil , good seed under conditions that will make it impossible ...
What shall we say of a husbandman who will sow the finest seed in his possession on stony ground or of the owner of a field who will receive , in his field rich with fine soil , good seed under conditions that will make it impossible ...
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