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THE ORIGINS OF CONTEMPORARY FRANCE: THE
TRENCH REVOLUTION. liy HlrroiYrE ADoLrIiE
IAiNE, d. C. L., oXon. Translated by John Durand.
No! III. 12no, sos. Henry holt co.
This second volume of "Thc French Revolution
constitutes Book ". of NJ. Tainc's crowning work
"lhe Origins Of Contemporary France II is de-
voted exclusively to " The Jacobin Conquest" TO q
study, that is to say. of the processes by which II
handful of mad doctrinaires, with The aid of the
criminal classes generally, succeeded in ovcrawing
and trickng France INTO complete subsection to Il
minority which was really representative OF nothing
whatever except itself.
1t is clear from first to last that NJ. Taine has
been at disadvantage in treating this theme
France is to-day Republican, and Republican
France finds its origin III that Revolution of which
the Jacobln conquest the prominent fca-
turc. The Republic has for its sentimental foundl-
ton precisely those doctrines which the .Jacobn
leaders moulded into formulas and catchwords
and in professcd devotion to which the Jacobn
crowd wrought wreck and ruin. 1t is naturally
difficult for the French Republican of to-day, who
the Republic threatened by Legitimacy the
one hand and Imperialism on The other, both sup
ported by Clercallsm. to make nice distinctions in
his estimate of the conduct and methods of the men
of revolution, whom he is accustomed to think of
as the authors of the Republic NJ. Tame has felt
this as an embarrassment. In his brief preface he
says: have again to regret the dissatisfactio
which foresee this work will cause to many Of my
countrymen," and makes excuse of the fact that he
has no political principles except IA profound con-
viction that human society, especially modern
society," is a vast and complicated thing" and that
cultivated mind is much better able - to manage
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REOPENS SEPTEMBER :, 1891
Thsls school OF
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Citn Real Gstdtc for Sale.

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INVESTMENT properties paving per cent
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rutland d WHITING. l2l Sassau-st.
STORE PROPERTY in Peek Slip for sale
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lawn ~ 'front.' on which hc shade shrubbery
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW-l ONN Satnrdar. July .. 1e31-
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rsAvsTEas
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same property " crgaan ard wife Sporty. $500
lGth-St, g. 2542 Il eof -ihavc cJ.ION 1858: Cath
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kNANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.-Cash
W and country place free and clear. city, viii e
giych pr nice piece OF store property. rutland WHIT
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ENGLAND WITHOUT AND WITHIN l5y RICHARD
GhAHr WWIH l2mo PIP Aii COL. HouShtou,
large part of this book has already been pre-
scented to us i'll ia, pages OF The atlantic Noathlv
and many of us who read the separate chapters AZ
they appeared IN that pcIiudIcal, where they
formed for many months chief attraction, will be
dchghted to see them again in their new FORM Nh
White illustrates the truth. which travellers alone
perhaps fully realize, that there are few parts
OF the world from winch the ohscryant NoYagcr can
bring back much that is new as from England
lie describes mono but familiar placcs-l .ondou
Warwick, Strattord, Chester, Oxford, Cambridge
Canterbury, and SO on--but his fresh and entertain
ing volume is quite unlike the record of any other
mans Journeys. Those who know England already
will be charmed with his acute perception of many
OF the prcularitcs of English life and character
and the fine art with which lac has expressed, what
must have been, IL vague way, in many people )
minds, but until now has not been formulated in
writing; while those who have yet to make a per
sonal acquaintance with our old home " will md
in him "A most competent ntroduccr. IT was
greatly to his advantage that he made his first visit
to England at mature age, after he had been for
many years close student OF English literature
and had formed intimacics with many ENGLISH
people
The first impressions of foreign country are
the most vIV.i; ana we are fortunate in making
this tour IN the company of IA trained scholar whose
opportunities are large, whose mind is rpc whose
habit of observation is exceptional, and who ions
TO these rare qualifications for receiving correct
Impressions an equally felicity in transcribiup
them. We do not mean that Mr.. Whites views of
things and of places always those which natur
ally present themselves to educated and thoughtful
men Far from 1t. Impressions OF travel are in
nucnccd by personal temperament, transitorv
moods, accidental crcun- tances, the weather. the
digcstlon nothing. for instance could be mare
striking than the contrast between some of Mr.
Whites chapters and the corresponding pages in
Mr., Winters truthful and poctica rccoections of
his Trip to England y; the two men are uuIikc q.
each gives us what he finds in his own mind. and
the dlScrcpant images only represent different As
| poets OF the same reality. Mr. Richard Grant
| Whites characteristic temper Is that of udlciol
| moderation. His love for England his dcli,ht in
many English pecul aritics, his keen apprcclation
of English greatness, stability, cultivation virtuc
! beauty, is controlled by an importurbabe discrr-
ton. His opinions therefore inspire confidence and
most of them will probably be accepted as lust an
both sides of the ocean. John Bull certainly has
not often been confronted with a critic at once an
keen and so kindly.
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For Bows and Young Men-City
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MRS. CIIAPMAN'S SCHOOL REMOVED to
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cal courses with elective class aud post
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.EOIiEGAN LAKE SCHOOL

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MORRIS CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
w boys family boarding location hcalthiestn
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school boys induced to like sinner
vision OF each pupil Address the Principal. MOORE
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4 MEXICAN School Institute. Esd. 1888.
MISS HESSES EDUCATION BVRrATr

~ - tht aNcnear lhS;Ieachors and
N. WIN POSITIONS families college ami compe-
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MISSES PERRIN, 2.O21 5th-ave., y. Y
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Rev. EDWIN JOHNSON.
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For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
4 HOME is offered to boys needing especial
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