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Together with the German critics above cited, President Schurman, of Cornell University, in the Philosophical Review for March, 1898, also makes note of the inevitable return of Kant's mind to those ideas of the corpus mysticum, and of a mundus intelligibilis, which he tries in vain in his work on Swedenborg to laugh away.

Professor Schurman says:—

No better illustration of this return of Kant's mind to the spiritual realities so vividly impressed upon him by