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... arguments by enforcing the necessity of a sound system of secular National Education. In the pamphlet before us the Author reviews and answers the objec- tions to State Education, and, in our opinion, does so most successfully. He thus forcibly pictures ...

... others. As an example of the latter, we cite the Review of ChOanbers' Tracts, No. 1, which purports to be a biography of Louis Philippe. ' It isould be hard to decide whether the. Tract or the 'Review is the greatest mass of nonsense. Again. the writer ...

... death, in the bed of glory, and a whole country weeping over his ashes; he wishes to see the sublime spectacle of a German review; above all, after the fury of battle is passed, how glorious the privilege of succouring the wounded and protecting the helpless ...

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