CHAPTER XII.
ARCHBISHOP RANDALL DAVIDSON _Let us be flexible, dear Grace; let us be flexible!_--HENRY JAMES.
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_the Archbishop recalled both to the gravity of the issue_ .-- LORD MORLEY.
Because of his great place and his many merits, both of heart and head, and also because his career raises the question I desire to discuss in my Conclusion, I have left the Archbishop of Canterbury to the last of these brief studies in religious personality.
More admirably, I think, because more entirely, than any of the other men I have attempted to study, Dr.Davidson sums up the virtues of Anglicanism.

He stands, first and foremost, for order, decency, and good temper.