Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Education and National Progress: Essay and Addresses 1870-1905
There has been too much waste in the past over some matters connected with education, and, as the result, too much starvation over others, to make this warning super?uous. No one who has had to do with the business of Government can fail to have felt the pang of regret at the, discovery that precipitate expenditure in the past, which events have shown to be misplaced, has deprived him of the money necessary to effect necessary reforms. Festina lento is a good maxim for a Chancellor of the Exchequer. He must remember both the words of the maxim.
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