Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from St. Paul's Epistles to the Thessalonians and to the Corinthians: A New Translation
In 1874, as an undergraduate of Merton, I became a Volunteer in the Oxford University Corps. In those days the Merton and Balliol contingents formed part of the same company. Among the Balliol men with whom from time to time I stood shoulder to shoulder was W. G. Rutherford. He was a genial comrade, full of spirits and humour, so that across all the intervening years I still see his smiling face and hear his laugh. In thought and action he went his own way, caring little for the fashion, his exuberant energy controlled by an un commonly shrewd good sense.
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