Vernacular of an English School in the Orient

at least three fourths were English and all the Faculty hailed from the British Isles, it was an international institution only in name. The curriculum followed standards set by Oxford University; graduation certificates were issued only to those who passed the annual Oxford Local Senior Examination. Americans, Australians, Scandinavians, with rarely a Russian or French youth, composed the minority of the enrollment. No Oriental could enter or

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