{"character_count": 1143, "word_count": 202, "ccnet_language_score": [0.7524999976158142], "ccnet_perplexity": [2229.89990234375], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
By WILLIAM ATKINSON.


WITH AZ sTRoDucTlos Treating Of the present state of
the Science Of Political Economy and the aSootnt;o1
Of ITS Principles TO the Condition Of oon Countyr,
c"d ne upSatt;ns Of its Prosperity. ~''


BIZ Horace GREELEY.


The *o1k of ME ATKINSON is on. Of the mos ;rs.,.
ars and admirable that has YET appeared or n.
and difficult subject OF Political Economy-dicul, no, 80
much IN Us essence IN the nature of lis
peA'on of those laws to the dssila complicated y,rr
Ing e:lsus'sness OF different nations and periods Ths
laws sdueed by MIR. Atkinson SO just so clear 50 r,
AID YET SO strangely overlooked by those who
Themselves the title Of the Political Econons,,;,
ana VINO 'ss'l'e all Political Economic Scrnc. oai
no-'ins-oi whose universe Somnus is Cod,,d .y uoas
vate the maxim of the counter Buy whes s mo ei
70 the ,amIit of s;taiaabe wisdom and
.e possible producton-con being the
standards the great end Of human efFo-, Ia
VINO Is oupPed IN The hesdoag race Is doomed 20 anu ne
~hisA 1s he, ,,T ssross strife .ad


esI o rfG,'deaee These II. views put forth by III.
foAucd Economists eu.hsoued in our Collsgs and