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EDUCATION IN FRANCE. 291
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«S8s»~ No. Ii. Instruction The System Be...
tration of all classes of schools , imposed t 3 ie same , when adopted by the Grand Council , and could censure , displace , and suspend any
member of the University who infringed them ; he granted licenses fulfilled to teach , the or to conditions open schools laid , down to _gradiiates to that of effect the ; University lie examined having the
accounts of all the educational establishments founded by the State ; and bestowed Fellowships , or Half-Fellowships , on pupils of the
presided Lyc The eums Grand . over b Council y the Grand , or Imperial Master , _Coimcil was composed chosen of Public from of thirty Instruction mem the - ,
bers Inspectors . Ten and of these four letters , among of whom the , Rectors six d were b , were the made Councillors among The other for
lifein virtue of -patent grantey Emperor . twenty Grand , , Master called Ordinary who chose Councillors them from , were among named the each University year by the
Inceums spectors , They Deans , were and chosen Professors for one of ye Faculties ar only , ; and but were Provisors indefinitel of Ly y -
. elig The ible University at the will of Council the Grand thus Master constituted . met twice a week , or all
relative oftener if to summoned the internal by the administration Grand Master , police . It , decided and expendit questions ure of of all
inflict inferior p the laints Faculties preferred ones members , against Lyceums b of y the sup the , and acts erior University Colleges of officers their ; the superiors it again took penalties st cognisance inferior ; and of it half ones alone -pay , or could com and by
on of of schools expulsion and . It for accep the ted libraries or rejecte of the d all L books proposed and Colleges for the ; and use yceums
it heard the , reports of the Inspectors on their return from their visits In connection of inspection with . the University a Normal School was established
at Parisdestined to receive three hundred young men , who , having passed throug , h the regular course ciallinstructed of study prescribed in the art of in teaching the
Lyliteratur ceums , were e and in science this school . , The sp candidates ey for admission into the Normal School to be at least seventeen s of age ; and were to
ledthemselves were with the consent of their year parents or guardians , to p devote ge themselves , for ten years , at leasts to the j _> r ° _fession of
teaching A certain . number of these candidates were chosen each year by and
having the Inspectors publicl , after competed having for undergone _tho privilege careful demanded examinations . Those , who
were vered chosen at the by y Coll the Inspector of France s followed the Pol the courses technic of School lectures , or deli the - y
themselves Museum of to Natur the al teaching ege Science of , according literature , as or they of the proposed various to branches devote instruction in tho
School art of science of imp for ; ar two and ting years they knowled , also duri ge ng received . which They speci could time al they onl private y were remain supported in the Normal at the ¦ ¦ ¦•• 2
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Education In France. 291
EDUCATION IN FRANCE . 291
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), July 1, 1860, page 291, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01071860/page/3/
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