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Joubert was a native of France, born in 1754, in a small town of Perigord. He devoted himself to letters, and died in 1824. He published no book, but jotted down with his pencil the best issues of his meditations as they arose, and out of this chaos We are not surprised that Mr. Howells' work has of notes was shaped, many years after his death, passed to a second edition. It is one of the best a full volume of 66 "Thoughts," from which the books in its department. He knows thoroughly present selection has been made, scarcely amountthat whereof he writes, having seen things both as ing to one-half of the original. Mr. Calvert ranks a resident and as a stranger. In the present edi- Joubert with Pascal and La Bruyère. The transtion he has given a new chapter, sketching the his-lator has occasionally added brief but scholarly tory of Venetian commerce and noting the present trade and industry of Venice, besides having amplified the chapter on the national holidays. He has also affixed an index to the chief historical persons, incidents, and places mentioned.

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