Great movements, and those who achieved them (1882)
Nicoll, Henry James · New York, Harper & Bros. · leaf 121
as so affected by it thathe rose with tears in his eyes and adjourned the court. Menof all shades of political opinion agreed in lamenting the un-timely death of a man whose singular abilities had always beenused for pure and noble ends. It was felt that a great manhad fallen, and that many a… … POPULAR EDUCATION.LORD BROUGHAM. Whatever faults may be laid to the charge of Henry LordBrougham, none will dispute his title to rank among publicbenefactors. The untiring energy of his restless and versatilemind would not allow him to content himself with a single fieldof reform wherein to labor.…
