Fifty years of work without wages : (laborare est orare) (1912)
Rowley, Charles · London ; New York : Hodder and Stoughton · leaf 159
fine talents to his personand his great mission. But Mathilde wasblighted by a Teutonic pessimism which sad-dened her life, while Mazzini was full of religiousfeeling and hope. On these rocks they split.All the same, Mathilde Blind must be classedamong the most religious and spiritual beingswe have… … Ford Madox Brown of her property to Newnham College as anaid to the poorer students to carry on theireducation. No more lovable and enlightenedwoman has come within the wide circle of ourappreciation than Mathilde Blind. Her finesonnet I print here contains at the least one ofthe finest images in…
Ancoats Brotherhood (Manchester, England) · Art · Pre-Raphaelitism
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