...unfitted young men for the practical duties of life, Hon. T. B. MACAULAY made the following reply : " If I understand the opinions imputed to that noble lord, he thinks the proficiency of a young man in those pursuits which constitute a liberal education is not only no...

...distinguished ability as a statesman. If I understand the opinion's imputed to that noble lord, he thinks the proficiency of a young man in those pursuits which...a liberal education is not only no indication that ho ¡в Hkeiy in after life to make & distinguished figure, but that it positively raises a presumption...

...unfilled young men for the practical duties of life, Hon. T. l!. Miicauley made the following reply : " If I understand the opinions imputed to that noble lord, he thinks tne proficiency of a young man in those pursuits which constitute a liberal education is not only no...

...board of control, who has governed India, and who is distinguished both as an orator and a statesman. If I understand the opinions imputed to that noble...liberal education, is not only no indication that he isl ikely in after life to make a distinguished figure, but positively raises the presumption that...

...both as an orator and a statesman. If I understood the opinions imputed to that noble Lord, he thinks the proficiency of a young man in those pursuits which...education, is not only no indication that he is likely in after-life to make a distinguished figure, but that it positively raises a presumption that in after-life...

...he thinks that the proficiency of a yonng man in those pnrsuits which constitute a liberal edncation is not only no indication that he is likely to make a fignre in after-life, bnt that it positively raises a presnmption that he will be passed by those whom...

...Ellenborough's opposition to appointment by open competitive examination, Mr. Macaulay observed : — If I understand the opinions imputed to that noble...a presumption that he will be passed by those whom ho overcame iu these early contests. I understand that tho noble lord holds that young men who gain...

...Ellenborough's opposition to appointment by open competitive examination, Mr. Macaulay observed : — If I understand the opinions imputed to that noble...not only no indication that he is likely to make a tigure in after life, but that it positively raises a presumption that he will be passed by those whom...

...Macaulay. In 1853 he spoke upon the question of free competition for the India offices. "It is said that the proficiency of a young man in those pursuits which constitute a liberal education positively raises a presumption that in after-life he will be overpassed by those he overcame in his...

...disappointment which had been aroused in his mind by the nature of Lord Ellenborough's opposition to it. " If I understand the opinions imputed to that noble...positively raises a presumption that he will be passed by thdse whom he overcame in these early contests. I understand that the noble Lord holds that young men...