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CONTENTS
VOLUME II
CHAPTER XIV
1856. AGED 37
Winter at Farley Court-Letters to Mr. Bullar — Letter
from a Sailor at Hong-Kong - Trades-Union Strikes
- Preface to Tauler's Life - Fishing Poems and Fishing
Flies To F. Maurice-Invitation to Snowdonia -
Visit to North Wales-American Visitors .
CHAPTER XV
The Father in his Home-An Atmosphere of Joy-The
Out-door Nursery-Life on the Mount - Happy Sun-
days - Fear and Falsehood — The Training of Love -
Favorites and Friends in the House, in the Stable,
and on the Lawn
CHAPTER XVI
1857. AGED 38
Winter at Home-Bright Summer Days - The Crowded
Church-Charlotte Bronté Speculation and Practice
- Work beyond the Grave - To an Independent - Tom
Brown- Recreation-"Go Hark". Love beyond the
Grave- "Two Years Ago"-Indian Mutiny —“Christ
Reigns" - Humor divine- Temporary Failure of
Associations
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CHAPTER XVII
1858. AGED 39
Eversley Work - Diphtheria― Lectures and Sermons at
Aldershot - Blessing the Colors of the 22nd Regiment
Staff College-Advanced Thinkers - Letter from
Colonel Strange — Esau and Jacob- Poems and Santa
Maura Birth of his Son Grenville-Second Visit to
Yorkshire-Correspondence with Mr. Hullah on Songs
-In Yorkshire Grounds of Faith Letters
Miracles to Sir William Cope-A Happy Christmas . 77
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CHAPTER XVIII
1859. AGED 40
Sanitary Work— First Sermon at Buckingham Palace
Queen's Chaplaincy - First Visit to Windsor - Letter
to an Atheist-To Artists-Charles Bennett, Frederick
Shields - Ladies' Sanitary Association - Exhausted
Brain Pollution of Rivers-The Eternity of Mar- riage
CHAPTER XIX
1860-1862. AGED 41-43
Professorship of Modern History - Death of his Father
and of Mrs. Anthony Froude - Planting the Church-
yard - Visit to Ireland - First Salmon Killed — Wet
Summer Sermon on Weather — On Prayer — Letter
from Sir Charles Lyell -- Residence in Cambridge - In-
augural Lecture in the Senate House - Reminiscences
of an Undergraduate - Lectures to the Prince of Wales
-Essays and Reviews - Children's Employment Com-
mission - Death of the Prince Consort-"The Water
Babies "
— Installation Ode at Cambridge — Visit to
Scotland British Association - Lord Dundreary
Degradation Theory-American Lectures-The Pro-
fessor and the Boats-Cotton Famine in Lancashire
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CHAPTER XX
1863. AGED 44
Fellow of the Geological Society - Geology of Palestine
and the Bible-Work at Cambridge-Wellington
College Museum-Lecture at Wellington-Letter from
Dr. Benson-Wonders of Science - Man and the Ape
- Mocking Butterflies-A Chain of Special Provi-
dences - Toads in Rocks - Prince of Wales's Wed-
ding-D.C.L. Degree at Oxford - Bishop Colenso -
Sermons on the Pentateuch
CHAPTER XXI
1864-1865. AGED 45-46
Illness-Controversy with Dr. Newman — Apologia — Jour-
ney to the South of France Biarritz - Pau - Nar-
bonne The Schoolboy's Sea - Béziers - Pont du
Gard Nismes Avignon University Sermons at
Cambridge Letter on the Trinity — On Subscription
Savonarola The Literary World-Wesley and
Oxford - Bewick's Autobiography - Visit of Queen
Emma of the Sandwich Islands to Eversley and Wel-
lington College-Death of King Leopold - Lines
written at Windsor Castle
CHAPTER XXII
1866-1867. AGED 47-48
Cambridge - Death of Dr. Whewell - The American Pro-
fessorship-Monotonous Life of the Country Laboring
Class Penny Readings - London Sermons - Strange
Correspondents-Letters to Max Müller-The Jews
in Cornwall-Prussian War - The Meteor Shower-
Society and Equality - The House of Lords
"Fraser's Magazine" - Darwinism-St. Andrews and
British Association- Stammering
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CHAPTER XXIII
1868. AGED 49
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Attacks of the Press Lectures on Sixteenth Century -
Letters on Emigration - Newman's Dream of St. Ge-
rontius - Military Education — Sandhurst - Comtism
-On Crime and its Punishment - Parting with his Son
-Letter from Rev. William Harrison - Theological
Views - The Book Lover - Kingsley's Tolerance
War
CHAPTER XXIV
1869-1870. AGED 50-51
Work of the Year-Resignation of Professorship - Wo-
men's Suffrage Question - Letters to Mr. Maurice and
John Stuart Mill Canonry of Chester - Social Science
Meeting at Bristol - West Indian Voyage - Tropic
Scenes Return Home-Eversley a Changed Place -
Flying Columns - Heath Fires - First Residence at
Chester-Botanical Class Field Lectures - Human
Soot-Medical Education of Women- Franco-Prussian
Wallace on Natural Selection
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CHAPTER XXV
1871. AGED 52
Lecture at Sion College-Correspondence - Ideal Feudal-
ism-Scientific Agriculture - Words of Condolence
Expeditions of the Chester Natural Science Society-
Lectures on Town Geology-A Lump of Coal - The
Race Week at Chester-Letters on Betting - Camp
at Bramshill-Prince of Wales's Illness - Sermon on
Loyalty and Sanitary Science-Lectures at Bideford,
Woolwich, and Winchester
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CHAPTER XXVI
1872. AGED 53
Opening of Chester Cathedral Nave- Deaths of Mr.
Maurice and Norman McLeod - Cathedral Stalls and
Learned Leisure - Bishop Patteson - Notes on Modern
Hymnology - Lecture at Birmingham and its Results -
Lectures at Chester-Correspondence on the Athanasian
Creed-On Disestablishment - A Poem
CHAPTER XXVII
1873-1874. Aged 54-55
Harrow-on-the-Hill — Canonry of Westminster -- Congratu-
lations- Parting from Chester - Sermons in West-
minster Abbey and at King's College - Voyage to
America-Eastern Cities and Western Plains - Letter
from John G. Whittier - Niagara - Salt Lake City-
Yosemite Valley and Big Trees - San Francisco-
Illness - Rocky Mountains and Colorado Springs —
Last Poem-Return Home
CHAPTER XXVIII
1874-1875. AGED 55
Return from America - Work at Eversley-Illness at West-
minster New Anxiety —Last Sermons in the Abbey
-Leaves the Cloisters for ever- Last Return to
Eversley - The Valley of the Shadow of Death - Last
Illness and Departure - Answered Prayer - His Burial
- Funeral Sermons - Letters of Sympathy — The True
and Perfect Knight-At the Grave-The Victory of
Life over Death and Time
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