 | John Edward Morgan - Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race, England - 1873 - 432 pages
...remarks: "The controversy excited by Mr Skey's letter to this journal, may be productive of great benefit, if it elicits the facts which can alone decide it....protest cannot be set aside by allegations of 'palpable XIV INTRODUCTION. ignorance.' The first question is not, as one of our correspondents seems to imagine,... | |
 | Archibald Maclaren - Physical education and training - 1874 - 302 pages
...' The controversy excited by Mr. Skey's letter to this journal may be productive of great benefit, if it elicits the facts which can alone decide it....that many a constitution is injured by the University Boat-Eaces, his protest cannot be set aside by allegations of " palpable ignorance." The first question... | |
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if it elicits the facts which can alone decide it. When an eminent surgeon appeals to his own experience and that of his professional brethren in support of the opinion that many a constitution is injured by the University Boat-Races, his protest cannot... 