...of education which is already attainable, any intervention of Government, either by superintendance or by contribution, should be directed to the improvement...infancy of the British administration in this country (India), it was perhaps a matter of necessity to confine our legislation to the primary principle of...

...in merely providing gratuitous access to that quantum of. education which is already attainable, any intervention of Government, either by superintendence...of existing tuition, and to the diffusion of it to place* and persons now out of its reach. In the infancy of the British aJ.-.iin.stration in this country,...

...in merely providing gratuitous access to that quantum of education which is already attainable, any intervention of Government either by superintendence...of it to places and persons now out of its reach. Improvement and diffusion may go hand in hand ; yet the latter is to be considered matter of calculation,...

...therefore not failed to turn my most solicitous attention to the important object of public education. . . In the infancy of the British administration in this...necessity to confine our legislation to the primary principles of justice. The lapse of half a century, and the operation of that principle, have produced...

...in merely providing gratuitous access to that quantum of education which is already attainable, any intervention of government either by superintendence,...of it to places and persons now out of its reach. Improvement and diffusion may go hand in hand ; yet the latter is to be considered matter of calculation,...

...in merely providing gratuitous access to that quantum of education which is already attainable, any intervention of government either by superintendence,...of it to places and persons now out of its reach. Improvement and diffusion may go hand in hand ; yet the latter is to be considered matter of calculation,...