[From "The Scotsman," July 20, 1859.] THE ITALIAN QUESTION.[1] Berlin, June 6, 1859.

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[From the "Scotsman," July 23, 1859.] THE ITALIAN QUESTION. Berlin, June 15.

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[From "The Scotsman," August 6, 1859.] THE ITALIAN QUESTION. Schaffhausen, August 1, 1859.

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[From "The Liverpool Albion," November 2, 1863.] THE FOREIGN POLICY OF ENGLAND.[11] Zurich, Oct. 25th, 1863.

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[From "The Morning Post," July 7, 1864.] THE POSITION OF DENMARK.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," December 20, 1865.] THE JAMAICA INSURRECTION.[19]

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," October 7, 1870.] THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," October 8, 1870.] THE FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR.

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[From "Fraser's Magazine," July, 1876, pp. 121-123.] MODERN WARFARE.

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[From "The Times," October 8, 1863.] THE DEPRECIATION OF GOLD.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," October 28, 1864.] THE LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," October 31, 1864.] THE LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," November 8, 1864.] THE LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND.

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[From "The Scotsman," November 10, 1873.] MR. RUSKIN AND PROFESSOR HODGSON. CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGE, OXFORD, Nov. 8th, 1873.

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[From "The Scotsman," November 18, 1873] MR. RUSKIN AND PROFESSOR HODGSON. Oxford, November 15, 1873.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," April 18, 1865.] STRIKES v. ARBITRATION.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," April 21, 1865.] WORK AND WAGES.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," April 26, 1865.] WORK AND WAGES.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," May 2, 1865.] WORK AND WAGES.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," May 9, 1865.] WORK AND WAGES.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," May 22, 1865.] WORK AND WAGES.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," May 1, 1867. Reprinted also, with slight alterations, in "Time and Tide," App. vii.] THE STANDARD OF WAGES.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 24, 1873.] HOW THE RICH SPEND THEIR MONEY.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 29, 1873.] HOW THE RICH SPEND THEIR MONEY.

[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 31, 1873.] HOW THE RICH SPEND THEIR MONEY.

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[Date and place of publication unknown.] COMMERCIAL MORALITY.[64]

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[From "The Monetary and Mining Gazette," November 13, 1875.] THE DEFINITION OF WEALTH. Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 9th November, 1875.

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[From "The Socialist," an Advocate of Love, Truth, Justice, etc. etc. Printed and Published by the Proprietor, W. Freeland, 52 Scotland Street, Sheffield, November, 1877.] THE PRINCIPLES OF PROPERTY. 10th Oct., 1877.

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[From "The Christian Life," December 20, 1879.] ON CO-OPERATION.[70] Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire.

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[From "The Daily News," June 19, 1880.] ON CO-OPERATION. Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire, April 12, 1880.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," July 31, 1868.] IS ENGLAND BIG ENOUGH?

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," August 6, 1868.] THE OWNERSHIP OF RAILWAYS.[73]

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," August 10, 1868.] RAILWAY ECONOMY.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," December 8, 1865.] OUR RAILWAY SYSTEM.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," November 30, 1870.] RAILWAY SAFETY.[82]

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," September 5, 1865.] DOMESTIC SERVANTS—MASTERSHIP.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," September 7, 1865.] DOMESTIC SERVANTS—EXPERIENCE.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," September 18, 1865.] DOMESTIC SERVANTS: SONSHIP AND SLAVERY.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," October 17, 1865.] MODERN HOUSES.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," January 12, 1871. Also reprinted in "Fors Clavigera," 1873, Letter 33, p. 23.] A KING'S FIRST DUTY.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 19, 1871.] A NATION'S DEFENCES.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," February 4, 1871.] THE WATERS OF COMFORT.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," February 7, 1871.] THE STREAMS OF ITALY.[109]

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," December 28, 1871.] THE STREETS OF LONDON.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 31, 1868.] TRUE EDUCATION.[113]

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[From "The Glasgow Herald," June 5, 1874. Also reprinted in "The Times" of June 6, 1874.] THE VALUE OF LECTURES.[114] Rome, 26th May, 1874.

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[Date and place of publication unknown.] THE CRADLE OF ART![117] 18th Feb. 1876.

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[From "The Sheffield Daily Telegraph," September 7, 1875.] ST. GEORGE'S MUSEUM.[118] Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," January 15, 1870.] THE MORALITY OF FIELD SPORTS.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," December 11, 1871.] DRUNKENNESS AND CRIME.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," November 4, 1872. (Also reprinted in "Fors Clavigera," Letter 48, p. 286, vol. iv., 1874),] MADNESS AND CRIME.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," December 26, 1868.] EMPLOYMENT FOR THE DESTITUTE POOR AND CRIMINAL CLASSES

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NOTES ON THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF EMPLOYMENT FOR THE DESTITUTE AND CRIMINAL CLASSES. [For Private Circulation only. 1868. (Pp. 15, including the title-page. Printed by Strangeways & Walden, Castle Street, Leicester Square.)[126]]

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[From "The Y. M. A. Magazine," conducted by the Young Men's Association, Clapham Congregational Church. September, 1879. Vol. iii., No. 12, p. 242.] BLINDNESS AND SIGHT.[132] Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire, 18th July, 1879.

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[From "The Y. M. A. Magazine," October, 1879, Vol. iv., No. 1, p. 12.] THE EAGLE'S NEST.[133]

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[From "The Y. M. A. Magazine," November, 1879, Vol. iv., No. 2, p. 36.] POLITICS IN YOUTH.

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[From the "New Year's Address and Messages to Blackfriars Bible Class." Aberdeen, 1873.] "ACT, ACT IN THE LIVING PRESENT."[136] Corpus Christi College, Oxford, Christmas Eve, '72.

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[From "New Year's Address and Messages to Blackfriars Bible Class." Aberdeen, 1874.] "LABORARE EST ORARE." Corpus Christi College, Oxford, December, 1873.

[From "New Year's Address," etc. (as above), 1878.] A PAGAN MESSAGE. Herne Hill, London, S.E. 19 Dec. 1877.

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[From "The Science of Life."] THE FOUNDATIONS OF CHIVALRY.[139] Venice, February 8th, 1877.

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Venice, February 10th.

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Venice, 11th February.

Venice, 12th February, '77.

Malham, July 3d, 1878.

[From "L'Espérance, Journel Mensuel, organe de l'Association des Femmes." Genève, le 8 Mai, 1873.] WOMAN'S WORK.

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[Date and place of publication unknown.] FEMALE FRANCHISE. Venice, 29th May, 1870.

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[From "The Monthly Packet," November, 1863, p. 556.] PROVERBS ON RIGHT DRESS.[144] Geneva, October 20th, 1862.

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[From "Macmillan's Magazine," November, 1870, p. 80.] SAD-COLORED COSTUMES. Denmark Hill, S.E., 14th Oct., 1870.

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[From "The Times," October 24, 1862.] OAK SILKWORMS.

[From "The World," June 9, 1875.] THE PUBLICATION OF BOOKS.[150] Corpus Christi College, Oxford, June 6, 1875.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 11, 1875.] A MISTAKEN REVIEW.[151]

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 19, 1875.] THE POSITION OF CRITICS.

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[From "The Critic," October 27, 1860.] COVENTRY PATMORE'S "FAITHFUL FOR EVER."

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[From "The Asiatic," May 23, 1871.] "THE QUEEN OF THE AIR."

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[From "The Morning Chronicle," January 20, 1855. (Reprinted in "The Evening Journal," January 22.)] THE ANIMALS OF SCRIPTURE: A REVIEW.[158]

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[From "The Builder," December 9, 1854.] "LIMNER" AND ILLUMINATION.[159]

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[From the "Transactions of the New Shakspere Society" for 1878-9, pp. 409-12.] NOTES ON A WORD IN SHAKESPEARE.[161]

I. Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire.

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NOTES ON A WORD IN SHAKESPEARE. II. Edinburgh, 29th Sept., 1878.

[From "The Theatre," March, 1880, p. 169.] "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE."[163] 6th Feb., 1880.

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RECITATIONS. Sheffield, 16th February, 1880.

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[From the "Testimonials" of W. C. Bennett, LL.D. 1871; p. 22.] LETTER TO W. C. BENNETT, LL.D.[165] Herne Hill, Dulwich, December 28th, 1852.

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[From the "Memoir of Thomas Guthrie, D.D." Vol. ii. pp. 321-2 (1875).] LETTER TO DR. GUTHRIE.[166] Saturday, 26th, 1853.

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[From "The Times," March 29, 1859.] THE SALE OF MR. WINDUS' PICTURES.

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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," March 1, 1867.] AT THE PLAY.

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[From "The Daily Telegraph," January 22, 1868.] AN OBJECT OF CHARITY.[169]

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EXCUSES FROM CORRESPONDENCE. Denmark Hill, S., 2d February, 1868.

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[From "The Liverpool Weekly Albion," November 9, 1872.] LETTER TO THE AUTHOR OF A REVIEW.[171] Corpus Christi College, Oxford, Wednesday, 30th Oct.

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[From "The Globe," October 29, 1874.] AN OXFORD PROTEST.[172]

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[From "The Standard," August 28, 1877. Reprinted in the "Notes and Correspondence" to "Fors Clavigera," Letter 81, September, 1877, p. 268.] MR. RUSKIN AND MR. LOWE.

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[From the List of "Mr. Shepherd's Publications" printed at the end of his "The Bibliography of Dickens," 1880.] THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RUSKIN.

I. Brantwood, Coniston, Sept. 30, 1878.

II. Brantwood, Coniston, Oct. 23, 1878.

[From the "First Annual Report" of the "Ruskin Society" (of the Rose), Manchester 1880.] THE SOCIETY OF THE ROSE.[175]

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[From "The Autographic Mirror," December 23 and 30, 1865.] LETTER TO MR. W. H. HARRISON.[176]

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[From the "Journal of Dramatic Reform," November, 1880.] DRAMATIC REFORM.[177]

I.

II.

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[From the "Glasgow Herald," October 7, 1880.] THE LORD RECTORSHIP OF GLASGOW UNIVERSITY.[178]

I. Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire, 10th June, 1880.

II. 13th June, 1880.

III. 24th June, 1880.

IV. Rouen, 28th September, 1880.

V.[179] [From "The Glasgow Herald," October 12, 1880.] Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire.

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