The human intellect : with an introduction upon psychology and the soul / by Noah Porter.

Date:
1872
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Credit: The human intellect : with an introduction upon psychology and the soul / by Noah Porter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    QLty 2Motftci’s gl, 33, <&. HANDBOOK OF SOCIAL ECONOMY; OR, THE WORKER’S A, B, C. Translated from the French of EDMOND ABOUT. Crown 8vo, 5s. “ In the present social condition of England it is not easy to rate too highly the value of this book as now translated by Mr. W. F. Rae, who belongs to the rare class of translators that stamp the works they produce with a fresh and novel merit due to their own originality of mind.”— Westminster Review. “ M. About’s work deserves to be read in England. It is as lively as everythin- which he writes, and is not only amusing, but clear, useful, and sound Saturday Review. “ A book which everybody ought to buy; those acquainted with political economy, that they may see their own principles enunciated, explained and illustrated with a vivacity and clearness, in which the French language is unrivalled; those ignorant of the science, that they may learn it from an admirable teacher.”—Literary Churchman. “M. About has made a treatise on political economy as amusing as a fairy tale Quarterly ltemew t0 366 ^ ™ ^ hands o£ every Enelial1 workman .—British “ Ab?ut1 .has 1™ught mto a science which some consider dry all that liveli- wltf. hls. other writing3- While you feel that he is writing .with perfect seriousness, and recognise the value of the information he gives” you are hurried along almost as easily as in reading one of his novels.”—Scotsman. STRAHAN & CO., 56, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.
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