The Unity of Law; As Exhibited in the Relations of Physical, Social, Mental, and Moral Science.

Eed in a manner evincing a thorongh mastery of the subject, and an estraordinary amount of accural literary knowledge, but that thereto had been added sundry dissertations on others less important; the whole bearing witness to tlie great lore and care given to the work. In conclusion, they congratulate themselres on having called into existence a beautiful performance; one far surpassing any anticipation they could have formed when adopting the measures thnl had led to its prodnction. It is rare to find such varied linowledge combined with such estraordinary industry as has been exhibited b; Professor Diihring throughout the last decode. ..
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