Its final section begins with an anecdote about a "solitary English gentleman" wandering Jerusalem to elucidate such questions as the "line of division between the tribes of Benjamin and Judah.
Its final section begins with an anecdote about a "solitary English gentleman" wandering Jerusalem to elucidate such questions as the "line of division between the tribes of Benjamin and Judah." Its first section notes that a man who was offered the post of sub-almoner to the Queen drew up an elaborate table for and against accepting the post, and after finding ten "negative reasons" decided to decline the offer. The third of its four sections deals with a man who in 1828 accepted the headmastership of Rugby school, Thomas Arnold. Also depicting Cardinal Manning, General Gordon, and Florence Nightingale, this is, FTP, what 1918 work of biography by Lytton Strachey?
Its final section begins with an anecdote about a "solitary English gentleman" wandering Jerusalem to elucidate such questions as the "line of division between the tribes of Benjamin and Judah.
{Eminent Victorians}