Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Methodist Review (Bimonthly), 1886, Vol. 68
As a literary production the volume in hand speaks well for the author's mastery of the literature of his subject, and also for his facility in writing and in book-making. But the substance and outcome of his discussions seem strangely out of harmony with the ostensible design and the name of the institution in which he is an instructor. Perhaps, however, all this must be accepted as the outcome of a process of evolution, a practical demonstration of the survival of the fittest.
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