The Quarterly Review, Volume 265, Issue 526John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 227
... social classes and with experience of unlimited variety . The training of a lawyer is unfortunately a narrow one . In the scheme of educa- tion for barristers and solicitors the social sciences , crimin- ology , psychology , etc. , play ...
... social classes and with experience of unlimited variety . The training of a lawyer is unfortunately a narrow one . In the scheme of educa- tion for barristers and solicitors the social sciences , crimin- ology , psychology , etc. , play ...
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... social distinction which it is thought to confer . By many who are appointed Justices the office is regarded as one of social distinction only ; the duties of the office are forgotten and the discharge of them disregarded . . . . In ...
... social distinction which it is thought to confer . By many who are appointed Justices the office is regarded as one of social distinction only ; the duties of the office are forgotten and the discharge of them disregarded . . . . In ...
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... social evils . ' There are many who adhere to the opinion that a tramp is a tramp because he drinks . In reality he is a tramp because he is a social misfit and he is often inebriate for the same Men are social misfits when they are ...
... social evils . ' There are many who adhere to the opinion that a tramp is a tramp because he drinks . In reality he is a tramp because he is a social misfit and he is often inebriate for the same Men are social misfits when they are ...
Contents
THE THEORY OF COEDUCATION By Alice Woods | 199 |
THE BALANCE OF NATURE By Douglas Gordon | 209 |
ABOLITION OR REFORM? | 223 |
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