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The Makers of Modern Rome, in Four Books

Note 5 — Chapter IV · INNOCENT III. (continued 2)

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The Vice-Provost of Eton who has kindly read these pages in the gentle criticism which can say no harsh word, here remarks: "If success is measured less by immediate results than by guiding the way in which men think, I should say that Innocent was successful. 'What will the Pope say?' was the question asked in every corner of the world—though he was not always obeyed."

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