Excerpt from Mental Dynamics: Or Groundwork of a Professional Education

In addition to the quotations from his published works, I refer here especially to views, which I have advocated, and to particular passages exhibiting them, which will be found in the parts relating to grammar, mathematics and logic, and have been derived more or less from an unpublished and unfinished work on Logic by S. T. C. The reader is likewise requested to attend to the distinction between Reason and Understanding, so fully and ably established by Coleridge. See Aids to Re ¿ection, Fifth edition, vol. I. P. 162. Neque enim ex alienis spoliis nominis nostri munimenta exaadificare in animo unquam habuimus sed aliorum bonam famam laboram potins nostrorum accessions capere incrementum. - scaliger.

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