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DEMOCRATIC HEART:

"It sets forth many new ideas in fresh and clear terms."
Hon. HORATIO SEYMOUR,
(Ex-Governor of New York.)

"Seems to have something on his mind. . .indeed many things. . .but does not succeed in making them understood. . .An insoluble problem, we give him up."

(N. Y. Tribune.)

"how delighted I have been in reading it. . .It is admirable and true."

Hon. CALVIN E. PRATT,

(Judge of Supreme Court, Brooklyn.)

"I heartily agree with it on the whole. . .It might have been addressed just so to the English or any other European public. . .quite the thing. . .trenchant, epigrammatically keen."

J. HUTCHISON STERLING, LL. D.,

(Author of "The Secret of Hegel"—Laverock Bank, Edinburgh.)

"The distinction drawn is an unavoidable one, but the Democratic party of to-day does not necessarily embody this ideal. . .have enjoyed hugely the empirical force of the expression."

Prof. WILLIAM JAMES,

(Cambridge Metaphysician and Atlantic Monthly critic.)

by

Benj. Paul Blood

AMSTERDAM, N. Y.:

THE SENTINEL PRINT

1882.

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