Chapter IV: Education for Rich and Poor

True Education. 1868 123

The Value of Lectures. 1874 124

The Cradle of Art. 1876 125

St. George's Museum. 1875 126

The Morality of Field Sports. 1870 127

Drunkenness and Crime. 1871 129

Madness and Crime. 1872 130

Employment for the Destitute Poor and Criminal Classes. 1868 131

Notes on the General Principles of Employment for the
Destitute and Criminal Classes (a Pamphlet). 1868 132

Blindness and Sight. 1879 139

The Eagle's Nest. 1879 140

Politics in Youth. 1879 141

"Act, Act in the Living Present." 1873 141

"Laborare est Orare." 1874 142

A Pagan Message. 1878 143

The Foundations of Chivalry. 1877-8.
Five letters: February 8, 1877 143
February 10, 1877 145
February 11, 1877 146
February 12, 1877 147
July 3, 1878 148

V. WOMEN: THEIR WORK AND THEIR DRESS

Woman's Work. 1873 153

Female Franchise. 1870 154

Proverbs on Right Dress. 1862 154

Sad-colored Costumes. 1870 156

Oak Silkworms. 1862 158

VI. LITERARY CRITICISM.

The Publication of Books. 1875 163

A Mistaken Review. 1875 165

The Position of Critics. 1875 167

Coventry Patmore's "Faithful for Ever." 1860 168

"The Queen of the Air." 1871 171

The Animals of Scripture: a Review. 1856 172

"Limner" and Illumination. 1854 174

Notes on a Word in Shakespeare. 1878.
Two letters: September 176
September 29 177

"The Merchant of Venice." 1880 179

Recitations. 1880 186