treatment. It only remains to sum up our conclusions. History by suggestion-that has largely been our task; an attempt to make people see that modern problems have their roots in the past; that before we can understand them we must carefully study their origins and what caused their rise. When we have diagnosed the causes of disease, preventive medicine has its chance. We have, or rather the healing hand of Time has, cured much of the evil of medieval times: brutality, cruelty, violent lust of war and passion, pride of caste, contempt of literature and knowledge, open robbery are no longer fashionable, no longer vital problems of modern England. If we can cure our modern problems and not bring back the old vices, a golden future seems to await our land; but it is ever hard to be moral when there is no morality, and how that morality is to be brought back, and what kind of morality it is to be, is the problem of to-day and to-morrow. 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