What was the vision of orientalist for Indian education?
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The Anglicists, Macaulay included, while vociferous in their advocacy of English, stood for what they described as the “filtration” of education. This meant that only the upper echelons of society would be provided instruction in English, and they, in turn, were expected to educate the natives down the order.
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