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The Daily Cincinnati Republican, And Commercial Register
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
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Statistical report showing increases in students in France's Law and Medicine faculties from 1833-1835, and primary school boys from 1829-1834, resulting from the Law of June 28, 1833.
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1833. 1834. 1835.
Faculty of Law 4,467 4,897 5,137
Faculty of Medicine, 2,013 2,446 2,672
Secondary Schools, without the Ecclesiastical Schools, or Classical Students. 59,275 59,926 66,904
The number of boys attending the primary schools in 1829 was only 969,340. In 1832, they amounted to 1,200,715, and when the last census was taken, 1834, they had risen to 1,697,321.— This last result was the consequence of the execution of the Law of the 28th June, 1833, and proves that the charge it imposed on the communes was beneficial.
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France
Event Date
1833 1835
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increases in student numbers: law faculty from 4,467 (1833) to 5,137 (1835); medicine from 2,013 to 2,672; secondary schools from 59,275 to 66,904; primary school boys from 969,340 (1829) to 1,697,321 (1834), due to law of 28th june 1833.
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Statement detailing progressive increases in pupils and students in faculties of Law and Medicine, secondary primary schools for 1833-1835, and primary schools for 1829-1834, as a beneficial result of the Law of 28th June 1833.