THE

PROSPECTUS

OF THE

FOURTH VOLUME

OF

zing upon the nature of man, and his relations to the Universe and to the Deity, and finally upon the relations of all things to each other, to that which has distinguished it in the past. Psychological and spiritual subjects in general will, as heretofore. receive particular attention, efforts being constantly made to discover, illustrate, and apply, the laws which govern the human

UNIVERCELUM soul, and determine all social relations. The only conspicuous

AND

SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHER.

change, perhaps, that will be visible, will be in the increased attention that will be bestowed upon reformatory subjects in general, and especially those which relate to a

NEW ORDER OF SOCIETY.

For a more definite pledge, for the future, we refer to the examples of the past, to be viewed in connection with what is said above, the idea of progress to be always borne conspicuously in mind.

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