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DRAPER's CIVIL POLICY of AMERICA.
THOUGHTS ON TIE FUTURE CIVIL POL
ICY OF AMERICA.
BIZ JOHN WILLIAM DRAPER 81 D. LID,

BIZ JOHN WILLIAM DRAPER, NJ D., LLD
Professor Of Chemistry and Physiology in the University of
N.w.York author Of Treatise Human Physiology
and Of riory Of the Intellectual Developments OF Eu-
rope" Crown Svo., cloth beveied edge So 81
~ Sent by mai. postage prepaid any part oite United
States, recep: OF - 80.
The aim of this book is to show tia. there are natural diff
eae. impeding the development and threatening the per
nisnence Of the political institutions Of country. and
point the policy thu, may BE- adopted in order to
overcome them.
Though only four subjects ostensby presented viz:
Influence Of Climate. O. Effects Of Emigration. g. Political
Force Of Ideas Natural Course Of National Development.
ye; under these titles great many interesting topics will be
found They made to framework FOR the con
venen. presentation OF those principles that treated Of IN
The Authors History o. tho Intellectual development Of hu
rope.
In addition tie intrinsic merit with which the piriicnsi
subjects treated OF IN this work discussed will recon-
mend itselfo all hinSing AneEc.rs an example OF mo
unprejudiced ard impartial in which the eHcins
questions of staiemaushp may be dcat william u
little worth the present moment 1t is full OF pleasant
reading. and every page alive with iIioFai4n'"'
From The New.Yo1k Evening Post.
This book is philosophical discussion by WY ave
and thorough student Of history HwIn'' est al
fu People not merely in its conclusions Out AZ '"'
by which the author arrives 81 lH'i"'
From The New YosS Tribune.
In ri, volume d. Draper considers The natural laws which
are at the foundation the future policy OF this country Ihe
subject in bis mind the proportion and dignity oil
science and he chocolates its principles with singular cea
ness and brings the of rich and varied knowledge
TO tie analysis Of details His reasoning inspired by
genuine vein poetic feeling but be permits his inas
tnasion TO usurp tho place Of facts and Argument
From The NewYork Commercial Advertiser.
go Civil Policy
America" most int resting work which we recommend to
our readers 1t is lac e Professor DIspcrs woks, I'D
uniiaby written and MI Of Information.
From ilarpors Magazine.
Science History ard Philosophy eronsh; into requ'
son to eiucdae and confirm the principles laid down. The
style of the work s worthy of the thought it embodes
truths in science facts in history. spocuaons in philosophy
sr set forth in sentences instinct life snd warmth with
From The New-YoTk Citzen
Professor Draper the distinguished author OF The History
OF Intellectual Development in Europe" book which has
been translated into French German and ltan and re-
printed in England IL sbout to he published by Ness HsT-
per Brothers, Thoughts the Future Civil Policy OF
America" thoughtful important and admirable work which
a. Anne rcans will 10 well to read
From The New York Review
A remarkably handsome end avery valuable book
The wealth knowledge that is gernered up in
this book-aside from the cssocs which the
treatise conyeyswii amply repaya careful pernsa Nor
viii the sppIecis;ivc reader fo note, with pleasure and
admiration the uncomnony simple, yet earnest eloquent
and glowing style in which these Thoughts expressed
Dr.. Draper certainly thinks IN vigorous vcn, and
handles his knowledge with ability and with taste.