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a., mr.; De Pradt has lately published work, en-
ll'led Europe and America, in 1922 and 1898. The
iolowing is at extract from This work.


,ln South America the struggles for power
and the plots to upset ,hnse who possessed it.
nave long since succeeded Nothing like This
look place in the United States, neither at the
epoch of their formation, nor since their final es.
'shllshment No citizen, however elevated, eli.
ulcr by fame or populsr opinion here is not an
example of one who avaied himself of any selfsl,
views OF a'nbiton--but thought i, his glory TO ex.
a!t his country by every means in his power
Whence comes this difference 1t proceeds from
e.he presence OF sociability amongst the one, and
',s absence amongst the other. 1t is thus that in
we East and in Atrica-countries to whom cvli-
Anon IS unknt wn, ambition, with all its rage, ex.
NUTS lself, by trampling on the laws of nature
~ wen MS morality. 1t is SAID that the men of the
'7N'N arr ma'!c cf a different clay from those of