Observations On the Abuse And Reform of the Monitorial System of Harrow School
Observations On the Abuse And Reform of the Monitorial System of Harrow School
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H. E. Platt suggests the follow- ing Observations : The pamphlet (reprinted at page 1), of which Mr. H. E. Platt complains, was called forth by his own proceedings. If he had not misled his father by misrepresenting the occurrences which had occa- sioned his degradation from the monitorship, and if Mr. Baron Platt had abstained from reflecting on Mr. Stewart's character and conduct, and from the endeavour to exalt his own son at the expense of his injured schoolfellow, no counter-statement on b...ehalf of Mr. Stewart would have been required. Lord Galloway would have remained satisfied with the assurances contained in Dr. Vaughan's letter to him of the 3rd of December, and all the painful details of the transaction would have been known only to a comparatively small number of persons, immediately connected with Harrow School. As it is, the consequences of publicity are chargeable on Mr. Baron Platt and his son alone.
Mr. Platt would now mystify the origin of his dis- agreement with Mr. Stewart, and desires to make it appear that, acting the part of a high functionary on the Football Field, he had been called upon to D 2 arbitrate judicially on a disputed point between Holmes and Stewart, and that he had delivered his judgment before all the field with the calmness be- fitting his office on such an occasion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H. E. Platt suggests the follow- ing Observations : The pamphlet (reprinted at page 1), of which Mr. H. E. Platt complains, was called forth by his own proceedings. If he had not misled his father by misrepresenting the occurrences which had occa- sioned his degradation from the monitorship, and if Mr. Baron Platt had abstained from reflecting on Mr. Stewart's character and conduct, and from the endeavour to exalt his own son at the expense of his injured schoolfellow, no counter-statement on b...ehalf of Mr. Stewart would have been required. Lord Galloway would have remained satisfied with the assurances contained in Dr. Vaughan's letter to him of the 3rd of December, and all the painful details of the transaction would have been known only to a comparatively small number of persons, immediately connected with Harrow School. As it is, the consequences of publicity are chargeable on Mr. Baron Platt and his son alone.
Mr. Platt would now mystify the origin of his dis- agreement with Mr. Stewart, and desires to make it appear that, acting the part of a high functionary on the Football Field, he had been called upon to D 2 arbitrate judicially on a disputed point between Holmes and Stewart, and that he had delivered his judgment before all the field with the calmness be- fitting his office on such an occasion.
What to read after Observations On the Abuse And Reform of the Monitorial System of Harrow School?
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