RUSSIA’S TROUBLES.
STUDY OF THE CLASSICS,
By Tclegiaph—Press Association—Copyr ghl
St. Petersburg, April 23. The Czar, at the instance of IVoyidouoff, Procurator of the General HolySynod, refused to sign a bill to modernise intermediate education and lessen the study of classical languages. M. A annovsky, Minister of Education, thereupon resigned. Yannovsky endeavored consistently to remove grievances, and wean the students from the revolutionary movement. All classes, especially students, regret his resignation.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VII, Issue 398, 24 April 1902, Page 2
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