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 152 ADVERTISEMENTS. his best. Mr. Saunders has evidently regarded his translation as a labour of love, and has done full justice to it.&quot; Liverpool Post. 5. STUDIES IN PESSIMISM. A Series of Essays. By ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER. Selected and Translated by T. BAILEY SAUNDERS. Fourth Edition. &quot; We have once more to thank Mr. Saunders for a series of extracts, mostly from the * Parerga. Like the former translations, this one is extremely well done, and the volume should be popular.&quot; Glasgow Herald. &quot; If others have been the prophets of Schopenhauer to the mass of English readers, Mr. Saunders may fairly claim to have been the philosopher s interpreter. . . . The series of little books by which Mr. Saunders has done this still goes on. The latest number is by no means the least interesting of them all, and as Mr. Saunders version is again admirable. He unites readable idiomatic English, untainted by an infection of Teutonism that might easily have weakened the style.&quot; Scotsman. 6. THE ART OP CONTROVERSY, and other Posthumous Papers. By ARTHUR SCHOPEN HAUER. Selected and Translated by T. BAILEY SAUNDERS, M.A. &quot; By the selection and translation of these essays Mr. Saunders has conferred a great boon, not only on those who cannot read them in the original, but on that busy section of the public which has to be content to form acquaintance with many authors chiefly by selections from their works.&quot; Educational Review. &quot;Certainly not less interesting than any of Mr. Saunders versions of Schopenhauer. The translation has the same clearness and fluency, and is equally successful in making an original system of philosophy attractive to a general reader. &quot; Scotsman. SWAN SONNENSCHFJN & CO., LIM., LONDON.