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This is a qualification that counts, and it means ten examinations or competitions, two for the first half of the bachelor's degree, two for the second, two for the licentiate, two for ������é��é, two for the doctor's degree.

We admit that there is in the University of Paris a professor "������é��é à la faculté des lettres," who bears the name of Rosseeuw St. Hilaire; we admit Mr. Wilson's incapacity to decipher foreign names or words, even when they stand before him in the clearest print,—an incapacity of which his book affords numerous examples,—and that this incapacity, and not any mental hallucination, has been the cause of the blunder which we have corrected.

We were told that Richard was the youngest ������é��é in France, and of course we were proud of it.

On the dismemberment of the Empire of Napoleon, Geneva was agregé to the Helvetic Confederation, as an independent Canton of which there are now twenty-two.

While there he obtained the degree of Licencie-es-Lettres, and this was followed by that of Agrege de philosophie in 1881.