Excerpt from Lectures on the Industrial Revolution in England: Popular Addresses, Notes and Other Fragments Late Arnold Toynbee Tutor of Balliol College, Oxford, Together With a Short Memoir
Two years later he entered the University, and, after a few weeks' residence, became a candidate for a Modern History Scholarship, at Balliol College. He did not succeed, but the examiners were struck with some parts of his work,'and invited him to become a member of the College. His residence was deferred ~for a time by ill health and other causes. When he returned to Oxford he was still incapable of any continued mental exertion, and it was not thought expedient that he should try for Honours. He passed his time in miscellaneous reading, and in conversation with friends. An hour or two in the day of serious study was as great a strain as his faculties could bear. Yet few persons ever spent four years at Oxford with more profit to themselves and others.
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