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ABSTRACT THE comparative statistics recently issued by the University Grants Committee for the academic year 1930-31 relate to the twelve universities of England and Wales with their

colleges, the independent university colleges of Exeter, Nottingham, and Southampton, the Manchester College of Technology, the four Scottish universities, and the Royal Technical College,

Glasgow. The tabular statements, which compress into twenty pages a vast amount of information regarding the finances, students, staffs, and libraries of these institutions, are preceded by

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