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o years of as hard and unremitting work as ever he did in his life,' I am quite unable to make out why the years should be limited to two: and certainly the work became no lighter afterwards.] [Footnote 80: Chap. vi. in first edition, p. 69.] [Footnote 81: Dr. Williams printed privately some _Hints to my Counsel in the Court of Arches_, of which Mrs. Williams has kindly sent me a copy. He declares that he 'accepts the Articles as they are, and claims to teach them with fidelity and clearness unsurpassed by living man.' No one, I think, can doubt his perfect sincerity. The 'hints' probably suggested some of the quotations and arguments in my brother's defence'; but there is no close coincidence. Dr. Williams cordially expressed his satisfaction with his counsel's performance.] [Footnote 82: _Defence_, pp. 19, 20.] [Footnote 83: _Defence_, p. 108.] [Footnote 84: The substance of much of this paper is given in an article called 'Women and Scepticism' in _Fraser's Magazine_ for December 1863.] [Footnote 85: _Fraser's Magazine_, February 1864.] [Footnote 86: _Pall Mall Gazette_, October 2, 1867. I shall speak of his contributions to this paper presently.] [Footnote 87: _Pall Mall Gazette_, November 26, 1868.] [Footnote 88: Mr. Froude promised me some recollections of this intimacy; but the promise was dissolved by his death in 1894.] [Footnote 89: Preface.] [Footnote 90: See 'Bentham' in _Horae Sabbaticae_, iii. 210-229, published originally about this time.] [Footnote 91: _View of Criminal Law_, p. 167.] [Footnote 92: E.g. _Works_, vii. 321, &c.] [Footnote 93: See articles on Courts-Martial in _Cornhill_ for June 1862.] [Footnote 94: _View of Criminal Law_, p. 232.] [Footnote 95: _View of Criminal Law_, p. 232.] [Footnote 96: One of his smartest phrases was occasioned by Mr. Greg declaring himself to be a Christian. He was such a Christian, said Fitzjames, as an early disciple who had admired the Sermon on the Mount, but whose attention had not been called to the miracles, and who had died before the resurrection.] [Footnote 97: Contributions of James Fitzjames Stephen to the _Pall Mall Gazette_ (kindly sent to me by Mr. George Smith):-- Dates Articles Occasional notes Correspondence 1865 143 103 8 1866 147 36 22 1867 194 27 9 1868 226 29 11 18
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