Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Proceedings of the International Conference on Education, London, 1884, Vol. 3
Now all progress depends upon full use of the power of grouping and uniting, for some new purpose of gain, conditions that have arisen independently, and that are daily arising, with little or no reference to the purposes they can be made to serve. For the advancement of our higher education in London, it seems to me that we have now reached a point when we have only to make the right combination of existing conditions, and raise London at once into the first rank among University towns.
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