Life of Robert Machray
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Colonial missions did not make equal appeal, to men of the noblest spirit of self-sacrifice, with work in the slums or in foreign missions. "The vice, ignorance, wretchedness, and want of religion of the masses in the crowded parts of the great cities of the old country, and the teeming millions in darkness in heathen lands, lay on such noble spirits a necessity which our wants cannot. " The remedy lay in their own hands — they must train up men for themselves ; once again the Bishop drove home... the necessity of their maintaining their College.
He devoted some remarks to a consideration of the relations that should exist between the College and the University of Manitoba. So far the University had not had Professors ; the teaching had all been done by St. John's and the other Colleges, but with the broadening out of subjects set for examination, the Colleges could not much longer overtake the necessary tuition, and University Professors would have to be appointed. The Colleges, however, would still have a great part to play.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Colonial missions did not make equal appeal, to men of the noblest spirit of self-sacrifice, with work in the slums or in foreign missions. "The vice, ignorance, wretchedness, and want of religion of the masses in the crowded parts of the great cities of the old country, and the teeming millions in darkness in heathen lands, lay on such noble spirits a necessity which our wants cannot. " The remedy lay in their own hands — they must train up men for themselves ; once again the Bishop drove home... the necessity of their maintaining their College.
He devoted some remarks to a consideration of the relations that should exist between the College and the University of Manitoba. So far the University had not had Professors ; the teaching had all been done by St. John's and the other Colleges, but with the broadening out of subjects set for examination, the Colleges could not much longer overtake the necessary tuition, and University Professors would have to be appointed. The Colleges, however, would still have a great part to play.
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