Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-08
GOULD &c LINCOLN,
NO. So WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
Have Just Published
NEW AND POPULAR TEXT BOOKS.

NOR A l. Z ID LOSO I ID 1,
INCLUDING THEORETICAL sEETd AND PRACTICAL
By Jos. HAVEN, D. d. late Prof of Moral and Intel
lectual Philosophy in Amherst College; author
of mental Philosophy" Royal IL mo-, Cloth,
Sl25.
1Mental Philosophy" will be increased and con.
frmed by the new work ON "Morai Philosophy. IL
is eminently scientific in method, and thorough IN
discussion, and its views on unsettled questions in
morals are discriminating sound. Threats largee
ly of Political Ethics, department OF morals OF great
Importance to American youth, but generally over
looked in text. books In the history OF ethical opn.
ions it unusually rich aud elaborate Instructors
in Seminaries and Colleges viii find 1t an excellent
text booOk greatly superior to the manuals IN use
Mental Philosophy, including the Intellect, the
Sensibties and the WILL BY Jos. HAVEN, D. u,
late Professor of intellectual aud Moral Philosophy,
Amherst College. Royal l2mo, $l.5O. Cloth, en-
bossed.
This work has been commended by many of the
best educators in country as superior to any 9TH
er textbook in IN our Colleges. 1t combines ma
nv advantages. 1t treats OF the whole mind instead
of single class of faculties, and gives careful anal.
ysis OF all It's powers. 1t strictly Scientific in meth
Cd 1t gives the latest results in the science, and the
history and literature of each topic discussed.
at is distinguished bya complete and exhausting
division lucid arrangement, and style at once con-
else and clear simple and elegant. "-Aor american
Reve,0.
"This work Of Prof Haven is, on the whole, quite
the most successful effort yet made in this depart.
ment"-Prineeton Re0ieac.
"If others Judge as favorably as we Of Prof. Hav-
ems work. it will become the textbook in Mental Phi
losophy for Colleges aud higher Semnaries of learn
ing."- Christian Re0itac.
HamiltOn's Lectures. Lectures on Metaphysics.
BY Sir WILLIAM HAMILTON, Bart. Prof Of Logic and
Metaphysics in the University of Edinburgh. Edi-
ted by II. L. Mansel, B. d., Oxford and John
Veich Edinburgh Royal Octave, Cloth, $500.
The sale of two editions of this great work. in less
than six months after its publication in this country,
is testimony to its high value and to the American
taste for metaphysical study 1t is admitted by gen.
eral consent TO be the ablest and most thorough dis
cusson of the problems of Mental Philosophy accessi
bile to American students, and it has already been
dopted as text box in some of our best Colleges.
British NOyelists and their Styles. Being
Critical Sketch OF the History of British Prose Fc
ton. By DAVID MASON, NJ. A.. Author of the
life and Times Of Milton" 16mo. Cloth. rs
cents.
This charming volume will find its way to many A
merican homes and win for its author place by the
side of the masters of Engsh fiction, of whom he dis
courses pleasantly. 1t is entertaining and nstruc
tive, indicating large acquaintance with the works
of British Novests and sharp discernment of their
merits and their faults. English reviews speak Of it
with unqualified commentator. as one of the most
genial and entertaining books of the day.
n.t