The Henson Journals

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Monday, January 8th, 1923.

A most beautiful day, warm and spring–like. I wrote letters, read Anglo–Catholic literature, and played bowls with William.

"In this age of the the [sic] world individual greatness and self–action is superseded by routine" – so Newman wrote in 1868, when the principal instruments and occasions of 'hustlement' had not yet come into existence. What could he have said in 1923?

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