<head1>W. H. Harrison (1792?-1919)<fixednote1>

In later years, WHH approved of JR’s denunciations of liberalism: tone in which you have lately been dealing with grave subjects has given me more pleasure than I can express. You have thrown the Bible at the heads of public & private sinners with a surer aim, and a greater force than half the theologians of the day are displaying  And you don=t--like some of them--deal in Anonnatural senses@ which is the greatest bosh in the world. No sentence should have two meanings. Tennyson=s have one his own and the other his reader=s but then he is a great genius.