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Excerpt from Duty of the Legislature of Nova-Scotia With Respect to Collegiate Education
But whilst we think we can descry faults on both sides, we are satisfi ed that good lzes resulted from these discussions. At all events, this one advantage has been gained by the experiment, Denominational Col leges have been fully tested, and in so far as Literature, Philosophy, and Science are concerned, have proved an utter failure. We say nothing in reference to the Theological department of these Institutions. We speak entirely of the above named branches, and, we repeat, that these have totally failed. What is the real state of matters Why, with all the assistance derived by some from the Public Treasury, well as from other sources ab extra, and notwithstanding the length of time that some of these Colleges have been in existence, the utmost that any oi them has been able to muster for all the preliminary branches, is one solitary.
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