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    pr therefore 1 esent task , in , - no which ordinary is , as he deg states ree qualifie in the d preface for his , to reproduce Shakespeare ' s orig Bft inal k ma k n t uscript

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    an are d occup notes ied . by the text , the rest by introduction From the same . — 'Life after Death . ' This treatise

    is translated from the German of Gufctav Theodor Fechner , by Hugo Wernekke . From the preface we learn that Herr Fechner is eminent for his

    investigations on electric forces and on the interdependence of physical and psychical phenomena . of Among _ plants _ his ' wri Zend tings -Avesta are ' ; Nanna or the things ; or the of soul heaven life '

    , ciji - — — , ( esteemed ^ his greatest work ) and Bilchlein vom Leben nach drm Tode ; the latter being" the original of the work before us . The author ' s

    scientific researches lend , of course , an especial interest to his speculations on what a future life may be .

    From Messrs . Macmillan & Co . — Selections from the Writings of Walter Suvago Landor /

    Arranged arul edited by Sidney Colvin . Few English au the -4 . b ^ S V thors p m ^ oe v * ¦ * ^ t'B , d ^ - * ra Bk the « . v m » B ^« atist V h « i i g •** " hest - , f « an ^ a am d -v rank - ^ ¦ - essa ^ s " - « *~ r ^ r are y j » ist ~^ r mr leas whose * *> m — known w m ~ r w wri v r b > tings V t han _* "S ^^

    are here fairly represented under Mr . Colvin ' s competent editorship . In the preface wo have an interesting and remarkably just ostimato of

    Landor ' s merits and of his weaknesses as an Author , while of his power as a teacher of men Mr . Colvin speaks in the following interesting passage : —

    initiating A moral order or intellectual Landox is teacher not , but of ho tbe is one great whoso re re uttor al ing - , originality the nncca sphere dwell of of in observation life our and thoughts oondnct with and a he noble unites make ¦ benignity thorn great riclicr of fore temper © . and In

    and T # l *( K ' there **••• AVI are XfM . * J few fLT *~ WJL ^ generous i V HV 1 V ¦¦ 4 I W virtues "•*»• •• bV « 1 «^ k and ^*«^ m- *^ few * < £ ) ¦* lofty ¦ **«/ ^* » pleasures w »•» j' ^ - * i ; y bat come recommended from his mind to ours in a new V charm l ' ght ( % ¦ * of ¦• of \ # A imaginative p Ik ' resentment * ^ . NWbIA V -44 J Xj LA beauty v . A In &¦ the VbLA and ^ b * sphere UI / AIW with & *** of ^ a ^» new politics |/ VA 4 wat and ^ much r •• and memorable ¦•*• govern ^ 9 ^^

    -ment the elementary it must be princip allowed les that of love he of never freedom got and hatred beyond of tyranny he , in the A . Europe These J fc principles kof his time Bh , , wo saw must continually however in remember danger of , _ * J ^ _ _ ^ B ^ ^ B ^ A ft wrote A B

    extinction ately throughout . On their the greater behair lie part felt of ana a century as as passion during - m

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Aug. 1, 1882, page 661, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01081882/page/9/