Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Letters on the Laws of Man's Nature and Development
It will at once occur to every considerate reader, that to establish by evidence and argument the facts and conclusions contained in these Letters would require many volumes. If we put out only one, its contents must be merely expository; and such, and nothing more, is the character of this volume. It has neither the compass, nor the order, nor the rela tive proportion, of a treatise. I believe that it has substance and connection enough to make it of value in its actual shape. Such as it is, we send it forth in the hope that we shall be corrected where we are wrong, enlightened Where we are dim or blind, and sympathized with by those who estimate truth and freedom as we do.
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