...their despatch, the Directors express themselves as follows : — ' Before proceeding further, we must emphatically declare that the education which we desire...literature of Europe ; in short, of European knowledge. ' The systems of science and philosophy which form the learning of the East abound with grave errors,...

...and liberalising knowledge is its object. Thus, in para. 7 :—" Before proceeding further, we must emphatically declare, that the education which we...arts, science, philosophy, and literature of Europe." Again—in special reference to the mass of the people,—" We are desirous of extending far more widely...

...of their lives." Yet it is on education of this kind that Government has hitherto relied. " We most emphatically declare that the education which we desire...arts, science, philosophy, and literature of Europe."* And is that great element to be studiously omitted to which Europe owes its intellectual development,...

...on the measures which should at once be adopted to that end. 7. Before proceeding further, we must emphatically declare that the education which we desire...literature of Europe ; in short, of European knowledge. 8. The systems of science and philosophy, which form the learning of the East, abound with grave errors,...

...on the measures which should at once be adopted to that end. 7. Before proceeding further, we must emphatically declare that the education which we desire...science, philosophy, and literature of Europe ; in short, European knowledge.* 8. The systems of science and philosophy which form the learning of the East,...

...says, ' Before proceeding Despatch further, we must emphatically declare that the education Courier which we desire to see extended in India is that which...for its object the diffusion of the improved arts, sciences, philosophy, and literature of Europe ; in short, of European knowledge.' " Here the Bible...

...subject of Education in India, No. 49, dated 19th July 1854. 7. Before proceeding further, we must emphatically declare that the education which we desire...Literature of Europe ; in short, of European knowledge. * * 4 10. We have also received most satisfactory evidence of the high attainments in English Literature...

...a liberal education in every branch of knowledge. The object of this education was declared to be " the diffusion of the improved arts, science, philosophy, and literature of Europe." The deficiencies of Oriental literature in all modern discovery and improvements were to be supplied,...

...deal. After emphasising in paragraph 7 the decision arrived at by Lord Auckland's Government in 1839, " that the education which we desire to see extended...literature of Europe ; in short, of European knowledge," the Court of Directors proceeded to outline the organisation of separate departments of education in...

...under Providence derive from her connection with England." A little further on it declares emphatically "that the education which we desire to see extended...literature of Europe ; in short, of European knowledge." The despatch pays a fitting tribute to the antiquarian and historical interest of the classical languages...