I.

=Final Causes.=

By Paul Janet, Member of the French Academy. Translated from

the Second Edition of the French, with Preface, by ROBERT

FLINT, D.D., LL.D. 1 vol., 8vo, $2.50.

“The work of Janet is regarded as the most comprehensive

and ably-reasoned work on the philosophy of final causes

that has been produced. It is not a treatise on natural

theology, but a philosophical vindication of the principle

which underlies natural theology. M. Janet, with admirable

discernment, acute analytic power, and strict regard to the

requirements of logic, together with a patient mastery of

the facts out of which the question arises, has placed the

principle of final causes on a strong foundation.”—_The

Watchman._

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