Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-04-23
WOOlsey's Political Science.

POLITICAL SCIENCE, OR TnE STATE THEORETICALLY AM
PRACTICALLY CONSIDERED. BY Theodore d. woolsey
lately President Of Yale College Two volumes, PIP
5s5 e2e. Price $3.50 scribner. Armstrong 4 Co. tnov
Charles scrbners sons, New York
Although this work has been before the public
more than year. we now call attention toit. W,
have found 1t Of 80 great value in our own work
and consider II Of such importance TO many Of oui
readers, that Mt this late day we ask attention Il
notice Of It, Every man who has moulding
influence over public affairs, and every public
library in the state, ought to own a copy Of it.
while any young man who desires 10 fit himself
for the office OF legislator, for the discharge
OF the duties OF leading citizen, can hardly &c
astray in expenditure II he buy this book and use
It both for study and reference. 1t il by far th,
best work OF the kind we have. 1t is a happy
circumstance in American affairs when n man OF
President Woosey' ripe scholarship, varied learn
Ing, and eminent candor and Christian purpose
gives his time and labor to the preparation Of
such work. II our young men will buy and
study it, we need have little fear of the coming
generation Of political leaders 1t is our purpose tc
call attention TO these volumes and their contents
without attempt at criticism Of the work Of mas
ter Of international law and political science, in
the hope that many of our readers will come Il
share our pleasure in their use.
'ne woiN Is u'',ueu INQUIRIES parts w,icn uea
of the Doctrine Of Rights rs the foundation Of q
just state, the Theory OF the State, and Practical
Politics. OF these, the latter occupy two-thrds Of
the whole work. The author assumes the "per
sonality and responsibility of man as free moral
being, and also a moral order OF the world, moi
io'"uou on "''''''es 'n,' are III suci scnse us
eo'e',o'e ny "'n 'i'' he cou'u CONSTRUCT sys
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