and B. i. and ii of the Oxford and Cambridge syllabus. [...] Simply-worded lessons on the physical features of the country and their connection with the industries and life of the people. [...] Extracts from the works of some of the greatest poets and prose writers of the world. [...] /Ionia xBeing a Brief Account of the Growth of British Power in India and of the Progress of the Country Under British Rule. [...] It tells in an interesting and readable way the story of the growth of the connection between England and India.
- Pages
- 85
- Published in
- United States
- SARF Document ID
- sarf.120008
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Frontmatter
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i-xxiv | unknown | view |
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Editorial Notes
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289-291 | unknown | view |
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Education in England
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292-295 | Frank Roscoe | view |
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The Problem of Secondary Education
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295-300 | M. R. Paranjpe | view |
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Decimal Coinage
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301-303 | A. C. L. Wilkinson | view |
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The Value of Examination
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303-307 | Abdul Majid | view |
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The Function of Examinations
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307-311 | unknown | view |
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Manual Training
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311-313 | J. Wallace | view |
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The Bombay Committee on the Education of the Defectives
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313-316 | K. S. Abhyankar | view |
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Some Suggestions
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316-318 | V. K. Mirchandani | view |
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Public Instruction In Bombay 1917-18*
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318-320 | unknown | view |
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Correspondence
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320-321 | T. J. Bhojwani | view |
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The News of the Month
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321-328 | J. G. Covernton | view |
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Reviews of Books
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328-331 | unknown | view |
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Our Contemporaries
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331-334 | unknown | view |
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Government Notifications
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334-336 | unknown | view |
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Editorial Notice
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336-336 | unknown | view |
