 | Charles Christian Hennell - 1841 - 568 pages
...good fortune to meet with a book so well conceived, ao well written, and so instructive as this. The various phases of the national mind, described with the clearness and force of Mr. Taylor, furnish inethaustible material for reflection. Mr. Tnyler regards all parties in turn from... | |
 | James Martineau - 1845 - 214 pages
...good fortune to meet with a book so well conceived. BO well written, and so instructive as this. The various phases of the national mind, described with the clearness and force of Mr. Tayler, furnish inexhaustible material for reflection. Mr. Tayler regards all parties in turn from an equitable point... | |
 | William Howitt - 1846 - 376 pages
...light, laughing, French intidels who succeeded them and used the results of their labours, approximated more to the Protestantism of modern Germany ;— with,...were spontaneous effusions of opinion. These various pUases of the national mind, described with the clearness and force of Mr. Tayler, furnish an inexhaustible... | |
 | Carl Ullmann - 1846 - 164 pages
...good fortune to meet with a book so well conceived, . BO well written, and so instructive as this. The various phases of the national ' mind, described with the clearness and force of Mr.Tayler.furnishaninexhaust- : ible material for reflection. Mr. Tayler regards all parties in turn... | |
 | Ralph Waldo Emerson - 1847 - 244 pages
...fortune to • meet with a book so well conceived, ' so well written, and so instructive as this. The various phases of the national mind, described with the clearness and force of Mr.Tayler.furnish an inexhaustible material for reflection. Mr. Tayler regards all parties in turn... | |
 | Antonio Carlo Napoleone Gallenga - 1848 - 500 pages
...good fortune to meet with a book so well conceived, so well written, and so instructive as this. The various phases of the national mind, described with the clearness and | force of Mr. Tayler, furnish inexhaustable material for reflection. Mr. Tayler regards all partiesinturnfrom anequita- i blepotntofview.... | |
 | Johann Gottlieb Fichte - 1848 - 232 pages
...good fortune to meet with a book so well conceived, BO well written, and so instructive as this. The various phases of the national mind, described with the clearness and force of Mr. Tayler, furnish inexhaustible material for reflection. Mr. Tayler regards all parties in turn from an equitable point... | |
 | Wilhelm Freiherr von Humboldt - 1849 - 306 pages
...good fortune to meet with a book so well conceived, BO well written, and so instructive as this. The various phases of the national mind, described with the clearness and force of Mr. Tayler, furnish inexhaustible material for reflection. Mr. Tayler regards all parties in turn from an equitable point... | |
 | James Anthony Froude - 1849 - 294 pages
...good fortune to meet with a book so well conceived, so well written, and so instructive as this. The various phases of the national mind, described with the clearness and force of Mr. Tavler, furnish an inexhaustr ible material for reflection. Sir. Tayler regards all parti esin turn... | |
 | Louis Raymond Véricour - 1850 - 556 pages
...good fortune to meet with a book so well conceived, so well written, and so instructive as this. The various phases of the national mind, described with the clearness and force of Mr. Tayler, furnish inexhaustable material for reflection. Mr. Tayler regards all jpartiesinturnfrom anequi table point... | |
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It is not often our good fortune to meet with a book so well conceived, so well written, and so instructive as this. The various phases of the national mind, described with the clearness and force of Mr. Tayler, furnish inexhaustible material for reflection. 
