Indian Education

In England the sons of the peer and the merchant the doctor and the soldier the barrister and the squire are educated together. [...] What is proposed is that in the last resort the Welsh County Councils should decline to work the Act and should throw upon the Board of Education the responsibility of enforcing the provisions of the Act even to the point of actually undertaking its local administration. [...] 203 George and to the Welsh Bishops respectfully suggesting that the time had arrived when the parties on each side of this unhappy educational controversy might meet for the purpose of considering whether it was possible in the interests of the children of Wales by some mutual understanding on either side to obviate the necessity of putting into operation the resolution of the Welsh National [...] Fifty years ago the advent of civilisation in the shape of the railway with its demand for labour and offer of regular wages on a scale hitherto undreamt of awakened in the Santal a sense of the degradation to which he had been reduced and led indirectly to the insurrection. [...] Besides other marks of division separating parts of the body in the ratio of the minor part to the major part of a line cut in the medial section the navel for instance divides the length of the whole body in this ratio and the head has its line of division in the eyebrows.