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. Dissection of the dog as a basis for the study of physiology . alkers Political Economy. From the Christian Union:— Professor Walker is not only anauthority in his department, but he is an admirable teacher. His de-finitions are remarkably clear; and though he throws out of his cal-culations all other than merely economic considerations, he does soavowedly, and continuedly reminds the student that other considera-tions do exist—a respect for ethics not always paid by precedingwriters in the same field. He is also more modern, and shows amore lively appreciation of the living facts of to-day,
. Dissection of the dog as a basis for the study of physiology . alkers Political Economy. From the Christian Union:— Professor Walker is not only anauthority in his department, but he is an admirable teacher. His de-finitions are remarkably clear; and though he throws out of his cal-culations all other than merely economic considerations, he does soavowedly, and continuedly reminds the student that other considera-tions do exist—a respect for ethics not always paid by precedingwriters in the same field. He is also more modern, and shows amore lively appreciation of the living facts of to-day, than mostwriters of text-books on the subject From The Academy, London:— With the merits of brevity andclearness, it combines those of forcible statement and originalthought. In a condensed, yet readable shape, it presents all thechief doctrines hitherto ascertained in political economy; and sum-marizes with great fairness the arguments on both sides, on thosefacts which are matters of debate rather than doctrine. HENRY HOLT & CO., PUBLISHERS, N.
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