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wealth are being lowered, by the principle of surviving in a world 
of free struggle to the lowest level of the persons engaged in 
competition. So he comes to the possibility of shaking off the 
awful power of this irresponsible struggle for gain. And in rather 
obscure phrases he hints that it is only those spaces, in which 
have been cleared round the ideals which involve the sacrifice of 
the life of the individual for some larger purpose than his own, 
that we can shake off the tendency to survive in a free struggle 
for personal gain, and he seems to suggest that it is in a new 
order of human society, founded on this desire to project beyond 
personal interest, that we should come to see the future that is 
beckoning to the world. He closes with a vision of the life 
which dies upwards into a larger life, and a new interpretation 
of the principles of sacrifice which have ever lived in the world, 
not as representing any connection with the past, but as reach- 
ing forward into the unborn future. 
WEDNESDAY, APRIL zoru. 
Hollinghury Camp. 
Mx. H. S. TOMS. 
AVING, in a few introductory remarks, recalled to the minds 
of his hearers that Hollingbury Camp had lately become 
part and parcel of the municipal property of Brighton, Mr. Toms 
gave a brief description of the camp. It is situate about 400 
yards east of the Ditchling Road, and about a mile N.N.E. of the 
spot where the Corporation tramway branches into the Drove. 
It consists of a comparatively shallow ditch with a rampart 
standing some three or four feet above the level of the surrounding 
hill crest, and enclosing an area of about six acres. Its shape 
roughly approximates a square with the corners rounded off, and 
the sides bulging outwards. There are four entrances, and near 
the centre of the gorse-covered interior are the remains of pits 
and a small mound, closely resembling the burial mounds of the 
Bronze Age. The period to which the camp belongs, Mr. Toms 
remarked, is still in the realm of conjecture, but all authorities 
who had grappled with the subject agreed in relegating the camp 
to an antiquity ranging from the Stone Age to the Roman 
