Suchergebnisse

When Dr. Francis Neilson went abroad last year several commissions were given him by this Journal. One was that he scout up promising young English scholars interested in our field. He found much interest, but only among the older scholars. Another was that by personal observation, interviewing informed friends and study of the periodical press, he make an informal survey of the social situation in England along the lines that William Cobbett found so fruitful. The results are given in the following report.