Autograph letter signed : Kensington, to W.A. Knight, 1893 Oct. 17.

Agreeing with him on the "waning influence of a system based on Catholic authority & nothing besides" [re: university operation] their weakness in taking the losing side in politics, giving an example in "Frederick Harrison and the Franco-German War," describing some lectures he is to give in London, saying he sent his notice of Jowett to the Glasgow Herald thinking no London paper would print anything of his, and saying that Lewis Campbell may get the Oxford Greek professorship, but not the mastership.