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ABSTRACT MUCH as I dislike controversy occasions arise when it must be faced; and Mr. Starkie Gardner's notice of the two new volumes by MM. Marion and Saporta (p. 289) calls for a
reply. Personally I am obliged by Mr. Gardner's obvious desire to do justice to my views; but he must excuse me if I say that some of the “main facts” on which he relies are, like
similar ones employed by the two French writers, charmingly independent of anything that I can find existing in nature. Access through your institution Buy or subscribe This is a preview of
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