Blackwood's Magazine, Volumes 251-252W. Blackwood, 1942 - England |
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Page 150
... present moment or of one year from the end of the present war . This , in his opinion , would release an immense ' war potential ' in England's favour , would at any rate be accept- ance of a just claim which India for some time past ...
... present moment or of one year from the end of the present war . This , in his opinion , would release an immense ' war potential ' in England's favour , would at any rate be accept- ance of a just claim which India for some time past ...
Page 65
... present system of education the amount that has been achieved is dismal . And ( 4 ) Secondary and higher education for the few who can benefit from it . My only comment on the first point is that hitherto the colonial govern- ments have ...
... present system of education the amount that has been achieved is dismal . And ( 4 ) Secondary and higher education for the few who can benefit from it . My only comment on the first point is that hitherto the colonial govern- ments have ...
Page 67
... present policy . No Crown Colony would dare to attempt it without the express approval of the Colonial Office ; and ... present system is the output of youths who cannot get clerkships , and who are too proud to seek other employment ...
... present policy . No Crown Colony would dare to attempt it without the express approval of the Colonial Office ; and ... present system is the output of youths who cannot get clerkships , and who are too proud to seek other employment ...
Contents
Contents for January 1942 | 80 |
A GIPPSLAND TROUT STREAM | 236 |
AT THE HUB BY WESTON MARTYR | 434 |
Copyright | |
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