[232] Plotinus Enn. III. iii.; c. 6.
[233] Dr. J. H. Stirling on Sir W. Hamilton, being the 'Philosophy of Perception,' p. 124.
[234] The best of these is decidedly that by 'Scrutator.' If we could unmask the writer, we believe we should find Mr. Otway, for he writes with a full knowledge of the facts, and his views are laid down with geometrical precision.
[235] Despatch of Benedetti to the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, dated March 31, 1869.
[236] Despatch of Earl Granville to Lord Loftus, dated July 15, 1870.
[237] Despatch of Bismark to Count Bernstoff, July 18, 1870.
[238] Letters of Count Daru, dated February 1, and M. de Lavalette, dated February 16.
[239] Vide British Quarterly Review for October, 1866, p. 524-6.
[240] Proclamation of the King of Prussia from Versailles to the German people, dated January 18, 1871.
[241] Sir Alexander Malet shows conclusively that Austria was not a voluntary agent in the dismemberment of Denmark, and that, had we actively interposed, she would have been very glad to back out of the partnership with Prussia.