This
question, it is more than probable, will not be set aside at once,
whenever its importance is fully perceived, and those who are
interested in its decision will find materials of no small value in
the writings of M. Fourier. They may be regarded, in some sense, as
the scientific analysis of the cooperative principle, which has,
within a few years past, engaged the public attention in England, and
in certain cases, received a successful, practical application.
_Michael Angelo, considered as a Philosophic Poet, with
Translations._
By JOHN EDWARD TAYLOR. London: Saunders & Otley, Conduit
Street. 1840.
We welcome this little book with joy, and a hope that it may be
republished in Boston. It would find, probably, but a small circle
of readers, but that circle would be more ready to receive and prize
it than the English public for whom it was intended, if we may judge
by the way in which Mr. Taylor, all through his prefatory essay, has
considered it necessary to apologize for, or, at least, explain views
very commonly received among ourselves.
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