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... established a tradition of govern- ment by civilians and by scholars . It made the scholars the most highly esteemed people of the land . The exami- nations provided an open road to fame and position . Chi- nese society was not without ...
... established a tradition of govern- ment by civilians and by scholars . It made the scholars the most highly esteemed people of the land . The exami- nations provided an open road to fame and position . Chi- nese society was not without ...
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... established after the British occupation of the country in 1886. The new system recognized women's right to formal education in public schools , and women began to play an increasingly important role as teachers . The Government College ...
... established after the British occupation of the country in 1886. The new system recognized women's right to formal education in public schools , and women began to play an increasingly important role as teachers . The Government College ...
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... established on Western lines were in higher education . American The Santo Tomás College , established in 1611 and raised influences to the status of a university in 1644-45 , served for cen- in the turies as a centre of intellectual ...
... established on Western lines were in higher education . American The Santo Tomás College , established in 1611 and raised influences to the status of a university in 1644-45 , served for cen- in the turies as a centre of intellectual ...
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