Of queens' gardens

John Ruskin is an English writer, philosopher, and art critic writing about the Victorian era. In the queen of the gardens, the author explained to the people of 19 century that despite how glad they are to the fact that literature and education develop and diffuse, it can be really advantageous only when we apprehend accurately what education is to lead to, and literature to teach. The author wants the reader to see that conscious reading instead of ill-guided and ignorant leads to the possession of power and a true sense. Too many kingships being either spectral or tyrannous. Spectrality is a shadow of royalty, and a tyrannous aspect tends to substitute people's own will for the law of justice.