No Student Of History Can

There Are The Manufacturing Multitudes Of England; They Must Have Work, And Find Markets For Their Work; If Machines And The Black Country Are Ugly, Famine Would Be Uglier Still.

Every One Who Has A Heart, However Ignorant Of Architecture He May Be, Feels The Transcendent Beauty And Poetry Of The Mediaeval Churches.

The Materials Of The Novelist Must Be Real; They Must Be Gathered From The Field Of Humanity By His Actual Observation.

Never Had There Been Such An Attempt To Make Conquest The Servant Of Civilization. About Keeping India There Is No Question. England Has A Real Duty There.

As To London We Must Console Ourselves With The Thought That If Life Outside Is Less Poetic Than It Was In The Days Of Old, Inwardly Its Poetry Is Much Deeper.