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... advocated the use of the fund to promote traditional education in Sanskrit and Arabic , and the Anglicists , who advocated the use of English in order to give LORD WILLIAM BENTINCK 7.
... advocated the use of the fund to promote traditional education in Sanskrit and Arabic , and the Anglicists , who advocated the use of English in order to give LORD WILLIAM BENTINCK 7.
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Pandurangi Kodanda Rao. who advocated the use of English in order to give useful and scientific education . In 1823 , Raja Ram Mohan Roy advocated that the money should be used to give education in the Sciences like Anatomy , Chemistry ...
Pandurangi Kodanda Rao. who advocated the use of English in order to give useful and scientific education . In 1823 , Raja Ram Mohan Roy advocated that the money should be used to give education in the Sciences like Anatomy , Chemistry ...
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... advocated a national system of compulsory and secular education as a necessary condition of economic prosperity and ... advocated reforms which were considered radical and unacceptable to the leaders of his Party at the time . For ...
... advocated a national system of compulsory and secular education as a necessary condition of economic prosperity and ... advocated reforms which were considered radical and unacceptable to the leaders of his Party at the time . For ...
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LORD MACAULAY | 13 |
HENRY FAWCETT | 31 |
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