1893. Contents: The Nineteenth Century One of Preparation; The Destiny of the Race; The Contribution Made by the Three Great Races of Antiquity; The Contribution Made by the Anglo-Saxon; The Authoritative Teacher; The Two Fundamental Laws; Popular Discontent; The Problem of the Country; The Problem of the City; The Separation of the Masses from the Church; The Mission of the Church; The Necessity of New Methods; The Necessity of Personal Contact; The Necessity of Cooperation; The Two Great Principles Applied to the Two Great Problems; and An Enthusiasm for Humanity.