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Excerpt from Report on the State of Public Instruction in Prussia: Addressed to the Count De Montalivet, Peer of France, Minister of Public Instruction and Ecclesiastical Afffairs, With Plans of School-HousesConstituted as the government of this coun try is, and accustomed as it is to receive its impulses from without, (a state of things ap proved and consecrated by the national ways of thinking, ) it would be contrary to reason and to experie...

Excerpt from Course of the History of Modern Philosophy, Vol. 1 of 2The friends of philosophy in this country will be glad to learn that a large edition of M. Cousin's History of Philosophy has been exhausted in a few weeks, for thereby is indicated a grow ing interest in the subject among our people.A few verbal errors have been corrected in this edition that escaped us in the first. We have neglected no aids for improv ing our translation an...

Excerpt from Madame de Longueville: Nouvelles Études sur les Femmes Illustres Et la Société du Xviie SiècleAnne Geneviève de Bourbon était fille, comme nous l'avons dit, de cette Charlotte Marguerite de Montmo rency, princesse de Condé, qui tourna la tête à Henri IV. La fille était au moins aussi belle que la mère, et c'est là un premier avantage de Mme de Longueville qui nous l'avouons, ne nous est pas d'un attrait médiocre.About the Publishe...