text_original: 1 1891] UNIVERSITY COLLEGES 409 with the Univei sity of Durham) in 1871, and during the next thirty years similar Colleges were established at Leeds, Bristol, Sheffield, Birmingham, Nottingham, Liverpool, Reading, South  ampton, Bangor, Cardiff, and Aberystwyth. From every point of view, therefore, the second half of the nineteenth century was fruitful in educational activity.
text_transcription: NTY ONE AND DURING THE NEXT THIRTY YEARS SIMILAR COLLEGES WERE ESTABLISHED AT LEEDS BRISTOL SHEFFIELD BIRMINGHAM NOTTINGHAM LIVERPOOL READING SOUTHAMPTON BANGER CARTI AND ABERYSTWYD FROM EVERY POINT OF VIEW THEREFORE THE SECOND HALF OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY WAS FRUITFUL IN EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY
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