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which occupy most important positions , as the leading institutions in States which are even now in fact empires ... importance of well - furnished libraries to colleges , and par- ticularly to colleges at the West . The first ...
which occupy most important positions , as the leading institutions in States which are even now in fact empires ... importance of well - furnished libraries to colleges , and par- ticularly to colleges at the West . The first ...
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... important fact , that a college library exerts a powerful influence by its extent , and its insensi- ble influence , whether it be consulted often or but rarely . It is to the young student a representative of all science . If science ...
... important fact , that a college library exerts a powerful influence by its extent , and its insensi- ble influence , whether it be consulted often or but rarely . It is to the young student a representative of all science . If science ...
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... important to know Greek and Latin ; not because these lan- guages contain all knowledge , or because they are the only effi- cient aids to a liberal education ; but because they furnish the best stimulus to mental effort . To exact of ...
... important to know Greek and Latin ; not because these lan- guages contain all knowledge , or because they are the only effi- cient aids to a liberal education ; but because they furnish the best stimulus to mental effort . To exact of ...
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