greater band of mourners. "A vast unseen concourse of oppressed mankind
were there, coming to do homage to one who had ever found time, amidst his
manifold activities, to plead their cause with wisdom, unfailing
knowledge, and with keen sympathy of heart."

I commit his memory to the people whom he loved and served.

G. M. T.




CONTENTS OF VOL. 1


I. EARLY LIFE

II. EDUCATION

III. CAMBRIDGE

IV. CAMBRIDGE (_continued_)

V. LAST TERMS AT THE UNIVERSITY

VI. "GREATER BRITAIN"

VII. ELECTION TO PARLIAMENT

VIII. THE EDUCATION BILL OF 1870--THE FRANCO-GERMAN WAR