IX.--P. 49.

The condition of education in Canada; speed and superficiality among

the defects of an otherwise admirable system; tendency to make

all studies subordinate to a purely utilitarian spirit; the need

of cultivating the "humanities," especially Greek; remarks on

this point by Matthew Arnold and Goldwin Smith; the state of the

press of Canada; the Canadian Pythia and Olympia.

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