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50. Ed Rev.y no. XL, nov. 1812, art. XIll. East Jndia Monopoly, p. 474.

51. Westm. Reu., n» I, janvier 1824, art. I : Mm and Things in I8i3, p. 1. — Cf. James Mill, Hist. of BriL India, Book II, ch. IV, éd. Wilson, vol. 1, p. 279 : Notwithstanding the diversities of appearance which, in différent âges and countries, human nature puis on, the attentive observer may trace in it an astonishing uniformity with respect to the leading particulars wtiich characterize the différent stages of society ; and often a surprising coincidence in particular thougbts and observances. — Cf. Tapologie de Bentliam à cet égard, par Stuart Mill, Diss. and Disc.^ vol. I, pp. 374-375.

52. Ed. Rev. no. XCVII, mars 1829, art. VII, p. 168. — Cf. Autob.y p. 160 : Bolh Macaulay and my father were wrong ; the one in assimilating the method of philosophiziag in poli tics to the purely expérimental method of cbemistry : \>hile the other, though right in adopting a dedue-

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tiTe method, had made a wrong sélection of one, baviog taken as the type of déduction, not the appropria te process, that of the deductive branches of nataral philosophy, but the inappropriate one of pure geometry, ivbich, not being science of causation at ail, does not require or admit of any summing up of effects. — Cf. Sumner Maine, Early History of Instilutions, lect. Xll, pp. 360-361.