The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... examinations — to pass a preliminary examination , showing that he has received a liberal education ; he is thereon articled for five years ( unless a graduate of one of the universities , or a barrister , in which case the term is ...
... examinations — to pass a preliminary examination , showing that he has received a liberal education ; he is thereon articled for five years ( unless a graduate of one of the universities , or a barrister , in which case the term is ...
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... examination would remove immediately . But a good examination would do far more also . A real examination would compel men to study law as a whole , and to study it in its connections . There is no other way of preparing for an examination ...
... examination would remove immediately . But a good examination would do far more also . A real examination would compel men to study law as a whole , and to study it in its connections . There is no other way of preparing for an examination ...
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... examination exactly supplies its defects . An examiner , wanting to test pupils , gets hold of the ' problems ' of his subject - those points which are not yet worked out in any book , but which , by fair application of admitted ...
... examination exactly supplies its defects . An examiner , wanting to test pupils , gets hold of the ' problems ' of his subject - those points which are not yet worked out in any book , but which , by fair application of admitted ...
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