POLITICAL economy, at least, is found to have sound principles, founded in the moral and physical nature of man, which, however lost sight of in particular measures-however even temporarily controverted and borne down by clamourhave yet a stronger and stronger testimony borne to them in each succeeding generation, by which they must, sooner or later, prevail.-Herschel. THE CHARACTER & LOGICAL METHOD OF POLITICAL ECONOMY; BEING A COURSE OF LECTURES DELIVERED IN HILARY TERM, 1857. BY JOHN E. CAIRNES, A.M., WHATELY PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL ECONOMY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN. LONDON: LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, LONGMANS AND ROBERTS. WILLIAM MC GEE AND CO. NASSAU-STREET, DUBLIN. 1857. 232. b. 1. |