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Excerpt from Unity: Being the Earl Grey Memorial Lecture at Armstrong College
The late Lord Grey, whose Memorial Lecture I am about to deliver, was a many-sided man. He had great personal charm, exceptional energy and ability, disinterestedness almost to a fault, and a high sense of public duty. He had, I believe, no enemies and he certainly had friends in all classes of his fellow countrymen. Nor is this strange, for love begets love, and men loved him because he loved mankind. In these days, when hatred is so much the fashion, it is worth while to study the teachings of one who emphatically rejected it as a trust worthy guide to human conduct. It may be that his ideas will be of service in solving some of our problems and chief amongst them the industrial question.
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