...consideration of circumstances, its severe judgment of actions joined to its merciful judgment of persons. " The man of culture is in politics," cries Mr. Frederic...Frederic Harrison wants to be doing business, and he complain:? that the man of culture stops him with a " turn for small fault-finding, love of selfish...

...culture described by John Bright as " a smattering of two dead languages of Greek and Latin" nor the turn for "small fault-finding, love of selfish ease and indecision in action" sneered at by Frederick Harrison but that genuine craving for the best in motive and in action which...