DARWINISM, AND OTHER ESSAYS.

If ever there was a spirit thoroughly invigorated by the "joy of right

understanding" it is that of the author of these pieces. Even the reader

catches something of his intellectual buoyancy, and is thus carried

almost lightly through discussions which would be hard and dry in the

hands of a less animated writer.... No less confident and serene than

his acceptance of the utmost logical results of recent scientific

discovery is Mr. Fiske's assurance that the foundations of spiritual

truths, so called, cannot possibly be shaken thereby.--_The Atlantic

Monthly_ (Boston).

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