The Place of Shelley Among the English Poets of His Time
The Place of Shelley Among the English Poets of His Time
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That there be two yearly Prizes of £^1. Los. Each, to be called The Members' Prizes, the one for an English Essay on some subject connected with British History or Literature, the other for a Latin Essay.
2. That each of these Prizes shall be open for competition to all Stu- dents of the University who are not of sufficient standing to be created Masters of Arts or Law, or who being Students of Medicine are not of more than seven years' standing from Matriculation; provided that no Student, who... has gained either Prize, shall be eligible for another Members' Prize given for an Essay m the same language.
3. That the subject for the English Essay shall be selected and the Prize adjudged by the Vice-Chancellor and two Examiners elected by 'Grace of the Senate at the last Congregation in February in each year.
4. That the subject of the Latin Essay shall be selected and the Prize adjudged by the Vice-Chancellor and two Examiners elected by Grace of the Senate at the last Congregation in February in each year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That there be two yearly Prizes of £^1. Los. Each, to be called The Members' Prizes, the one for an English Essay on some subject connected with British History or Literature, the other for a Latin Essay.
2. That each of these Prizes shall be open for competition to all Stu- dents of the University who are not of sufficient standing to be created Masters of Arts or Law, or who being Students of Medicine are not of more than seven years' standing from Matriculation; provided that no Student, who... has gained either Prize, shall be eligible for another Members' Prize given for an Essay m the same language.
3. That the subject for the English Essay shall be selected and the Prize adjudged by the Vice-Chancellor and two Examiners elected by 'Grace of the Senate at the last Congregation in February in each year.
4. That the subject of the Latin Essay shall be selected and the Prize adjudged by the Vice-Chancellor and two Examiners elected by Grace of the Senate at the last Congregation in February in each year.
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