Another vociferous opponent was William Morris who campaigned against the proposed restoration of St John the Baptist Church, Inglesham in the 1880s and started the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) in 1877 when he heard of the proposed restoration of Tewkesbury Abbey by Scott [REF].
Despite his opposition, though, it is known that Morris profited greatly by his firm's provision of stained glass to many restoration projects,[REF] and it has been noted that his criticism only started after his firm was securely established as a supplier to these projects [REF].