Joseph Haven

A History of Philosophy. Joseph Haven

The preparation of the following wok np 11 I with the studies which filled the life of fcl tl dits completion and lOM Jion for puhlioat nw hit work. It is now put foith as a fitting eo n] 1n nt to 1S tudies iu Philosophy and Theology, an 11 th tt on Mental Philosophy and on Mo I PI 1ihj which have been so favorably received by the pablic. It will, as we think, be welcomed not only by thoec who have been the pupils of its author, either thi-ough his lectureroom or through its works, but by that large and increasing class of thoughtful minds who will be interested in the history of what the human mind has done in the noblest study of mankind. The labor and enthusiasm of Dr. Haven slife was largely given to the presentation of that history, as viewed from his own characteristic stand-point of full loyalty at once to the word of God and to the convictions of the human mind, first to his classes in collegiate and professional study, and afterward to those intelligent thinkers, who are still pursuing liberal education in the midst of the activities of adult life. -I tis hoped that this book may not only be found valuable for study and reference in educational institutions, but that it may contiime and extend that usefulness in the general community upon which its author eeemed to be entering when he was called away. J. Emerson. Bnuni CoLL iM ffi, Wis., Fubruary,
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