their admission ; to forbid themto apply for posts as craftsmen until hewas sure that they were properly trained.This desire must be common to everyconscientious teacher of crafts, for it isinjurious to the reputation of trainingclasses generally for an immature studentto apply for an engagement on… … THE LANDGATE, RYE— EARLYMORNING. WOODCUT BY M. BERRIDGE known crafts school, is apt to regard thework before him as typical, and to con-demn unjustly alike the institution andthe system. 00000In the case of the boys of thirteen orfourteen who join the day technicalschools in silversmiths and…
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