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MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS.
I. THE MANAGEMENT OF RAILWAYS.
[From "The Daily Telegraph," July 31, 1868.] IS ENGLAND BIG ENOUGH?
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," August 6, 1868.] THE OWNERSHIP OF RAILWAYS.[73]
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," August 10, 1868.] RAILWAY ECONOMY.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," December 8, 1865.] OUR RAILWAY SYSTEM.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," November 30, 1870.] RAILWAY SAFETY.[82]
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II. SERVANTS AND HOUSES.
[From "The Daily Telegraph," September 5, 1865.] DOMESTIC SERVANTS?MASTERSHIP.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," September 7, 1865.] DOMESTIC SERVANTS?EXPERIENCE.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," September 18, 1865.] DOMESTIC SERVANTS: SONSHIP AND SLAVERY.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," October 17, 1865.] MODERN HOUSES.
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III. ROMAN INUNDATIONS.
[From "The Daily Telegraph," January 12, 1871. Also reprinted in "Fors Clavigera," 1873, Letter 33, p. 23.] A KING'S FIRST DUTY.
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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 19, 1871.] A NATION'S DEFENCES.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," February 4, 1871.] THE WATERS OF COMFORT.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," February 7, 1871.] THE STREAMS OF ITALY.[109]
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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," December 28, 1871.] THE STREETS OF LONDON.
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IV. EDUCATION FOR RICH AND POOR.
[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 31, 1868.] TRUE EDUCATION.[113]
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[From "The Glasgow Herald," June 5, 1874. Also reprinted in "The Times" of June 6, 1874.] THE VALUE OF LECTURES.[114] Rome, 26th May, 1874.
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[Date and place of publication unknown.] THE CRADLE OF ART![117] 18th Feb. 1876.
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[From "The Sheffield Daily Telegraph," September 7, 1875.] ST. GEORGE'S MUSEUM.[118] Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," January 15, 1870.] THE MORALITY OF FIELD SPORTS.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," December 11, 1871.] DRUNKENNESS AND CRIME.
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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," November 4, 1872. (Also reprinted in "Fors Clavigera," Letter 48, p. 286, vol. iv., 1874),] MADNESS AND CRIME.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," December 26, 1868.] EMPLOYMENT FOR THE DESTITUTE POOR AND CRIMINAL CLASSES
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NOTES ON THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF EMPLOYMENT FOR THE DESTITUTE AND CRIMINAL CLASSES. [For Private Circulation only. 1868. (Pp. 15, including the title-page. Printed by Strangeways & Walden, Castle Street, Leicester Square.)[126]]
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[From "The Y. M. A. Magazine," conducted by the Young Men's Association, Clapham Congregational Church. September, 1879. Vol. iii., No. 12, p. 242.] BLINDNESS AND SIGHT.[132] Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire, 18th July, 1879.
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[From "The Y. M. A. Magazine," October, 1879, Vol. iv., No. 1, p. 12.] THE EAGLE'S NEST.[133]
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[From "The Y. M. A. Magazine," November, 1879, Vol. iv., No. 2, p. 36.] POLITICS IN YOUTH.
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[From the "New Year's Address and Messages to Blackfriars Bible Class." Aberdeen, 1873.] "ACT, ACT IN THE LIVING PRESENT."[136] Corpus Christi College, Oxford, Christmas Eve, '72.
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[From "New Year's Address and Messages to Blackfriars Bible Class." Aberdeen, 1874.] "LABORARE EST ORARE." Corpus Christi College, Oxford, December, 1873.
[From "New Year's Address," etc. (as above), 1878.] A PAGAN MESSAGE. Herne Hill, London, S.E. 19 Dec. 1877.
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[From "The Science of Life."] THE FOUNDATIONS OF CHIVALRY.[139] Venice, February 8th, 1877.
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Venice, February 10th.
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Venice, 11th February.
Venice, 12th February, '77.
Malham, July 3d, 1878.
V. WOMEN: THEIR WORK AND THEIR DRESS.
[From "L'Esperance, Journel Mensuel, organe de l'Association des Femmes." Geneve, le 8 Mai, 1873.] WOMAN'S WORK.
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[Date and place of publication unknown.] FEMALE FRANCHISE. Venice, 29th May, 1870.
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[From "The Monthly Packet," November, 1863, p. 556.] PROVERBS ON RIGHT DRESS.[144] Geneva, October 20th, 1862.
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[From "Macmillan's Magazine," November, 1870, p. 80.] SAD-COLORED COSTUMES. Denmark Hill, S.E., 14th Oct., 1870.
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[From "The Times," October 24, 1862.] OAK SILKWORMS.
VI. LITERARY CRITICISM.
[From "The World," June 9, 1875.] THE PUBLICATION OF BOOKS.[150] Corpus Christi College, Oxford, June 6, 1875.
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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 11, 1875.] A MISTAKEN REVIEW.[151]
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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," January 19, 1875.] THE POSITION OF CRITICS.
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[From "The Critic," October 27, 1860.] COVENTRY PATMORE'S "FAITHFUL FOR EVER."
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[From "The Asiatic," May 23, 1871.] "THE QUEEN OF THE AIR."
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[From "The Morning Chronicle," January 20, 1855. (Reprinted in "The Evening Journal," January 22.)] THE ANIMALS OF SCRIPTURE: A REVIEW.[158]
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[From "The Builder," December 9, 1854.] "LIMNER" AND ILLUMINATION.[159]
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[From the "Transactions of the New Shakspere Society" for 1878-9, pp. 409-12.] NOTES ON A WORD IN SHAKESPEARE.[161]
I. Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire.
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NOTES ON A WORD IN SHAKESPEARE. II. Edinburgh, 29th Sept., 1878.
[From "The Theatre," March, 1880, p. 169.] "THE MERCHANT OF VENICE."[163] 6th Feb., 1880.
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RECITATIONS. Sheffield, 16th February, 1880.
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APPENDIX.
[From the "Testimonials" of W. C. Bennett, LL.D. 1871; p. 22.] LETTER TO W. C. BENNETT, LL.D.[165] Herne Hill, Dulwich, December 28th, 1852.
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[From the "Memoir of Thomas Guthrie, D.D." Vol. ii. pp. 321-2 (1875).] LETTER TO DR. GUTHRIE.[166] Saturday, 26th, 1853.
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[From "The Times," March 29, 1859.] THE SALE OF MR. WINDUS' PICTURES.
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[From "The Pall Mall Gazette," March 1, 1867.] AT THE PLAY.
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[From "The Daily Telegraph," January 22, 1868.] AN OBJECT OF CHARITY.[169]
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EXCUSES FROM CORRESPONDENCE. Denmark Hill, S., 2d February, 1868.
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[From "The Liverpool Weekly Albion," November 9, 1872.] LETTER TO THE AUTHOR OF A REVIEW.[171] Corpus Christi College, Oxford, Wednesday, 30th Oct.
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[From "The Globe," October 29, 1874.] AN OXFORD PROTEST.[172]
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[From "The Standard," August 28, 1877. Reprinted in the "Notes and Correspondence" to "Fors Clavigera," Letter 81, September, 1877, p. 268.] MR. RUSKIN AND MR. LOWE.
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[From the List of "Mr. Shepherd's Publications" printed at the end of his "The Bibliography of Dickens," 1880.] THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RUSKIN.
I. Brantwood, Coniston, Sept. 30, 1878.
II. Brantwood, Coniston, Oct. 23, 1878.
[From the "First Annual Report" of the "Ruskin Society" (of the Rose), Manchester 1880.] THE SOCIETY OF THE ROSE.[175]
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[From "The Autographic Mirror," December 23 and 30, 1865.] LETTER TO MR. W. H. HARRISON.[176]
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[From the "Journal of Dramatic Reform," November, 1880.] DRAMATIC REFORM.[177]
I.
II.
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[From the "Glasgow Herald," October 7, 1880.] THE LORD RECTORSHIP OF GLASGOW UNIVERSITY.[178]
I. Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire, 10th June, 1880.
II. 13th June, 1880.
III. 24th June, 1880.
IV. Rouen, 28th September, 1880.
V.[179] [From "The Glasgow Herald," October 12, 1880.] Brantwood, Coniston, Lancashire.
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EPILOGUE.
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John Ruskin was one of the most influential English art critics and social thinkers of the nineteenth century, known for connecting art, architecture, and labor with the meaning of human life. He strongly criticized the machine-centered society created by the Industrial Revolution and worried that human creativity and emotional depth were gradually disappearing in modern civilization. Through major works such as Modern Painters and The Stones of Venice, he argued that art was not merely decoration but a reflection of the moral and spiritual condition of society. Ruskin’s ideas later inspired the Arts and Crafts Movement as well as modern design philosophy, making his influence extend far beyond traditional art criticism. He believed that true beauty could be found not in luxury or excess but in nature, honest work, and a sincere human life.

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