Magical Tome

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The president of Harvard College, writing in 1865 as his institution was groping its way toward becoming a university, drew the common distinction between liberal education-"which may conduce to the general perfection and improvement of the pupil"-and professional education-"that culture and instruction which fits . . . for some chosen walk in life."
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