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Dublin University Magazine.

Not often, whether in prose or verse, does the same man command both "the vision, and the faculty, divine." Not often is the original thinker endowed with a fluent and fascinating style, which takes captive the crowd by its beauty. Mr. Patterson has this good fortune. He is an unquestionably original thinker, whom some readers might deem too daring; and he has a noble and eloquent style, which also some might consider too ornate. He is a writer so full of novel and unusual thoughts that he throws them into notes, und encloses them in parentheses. His writing is pictorial, and very full of colour, yet it never lacks precision. . . We have hitherto made reference only to Mr. Patterson's most thoughtful and philosophical essays. But the volume is diversified with "light reading." "Genfus and Liberty" is a delightful essay, full of poetic ardour. "Youth and Summer" is nothing less than a prose poem-and that of no common kind. In "The Battle of the Styles" is condensed an immense amount of wit and wisdom. Mr. Ruskin's delightful fallacies are treated with admirable humour; and the despot of art is as pleasantly bantered by his reviewer as was Robert Montgomery by Macaulay. . ⚫ We can sincorely congratulate Mr. Patterson on having by this volume shown himself as original a thinker on subjects of general History and Art as he had previously proved himself to be on the contemporary history which we call Politics. He has insight, logic, humour, a noble and variable style-and can claim entrance by right to the first rank of authors of the day.

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In Mr. Patterson's Essays we have a volume which no discerning reader will open only once. Fine appreciative taste and original observation are found united with range of thought and rare command over the powers of the English language. ... Our judgment leads us to prefer his Historic dissertations. And the treatise we should adduce before all the rest in support of the high opinion we entertain of the author's powers is that on "The National Life of China." For breadth and strength of handling, completeness of grasp, judicious arrangement of material, and lucid style, it is a model of what such a performance ought to be. . . .. It is impossible to convey in a brief space any adequate impression of a collection of papers, written on a variety of subjects, and holding in every page proofs of unusual research and capacity. To form a fair opinion of Mr. Patterson's merits, readers must get his volume.

L'Independence Belge.

La lecture de ce livre atteste à chaque page que l'auteur traite de la peinture avec le pinceau d'Apelle, de la sculpture avec la ciseau de Phidias, de l'architecture avec le compas d'letinus. Il s'étaie tour à tour des beautés et des effets de la nature, des artistes de l'antiquité, du moyen âge et de notre époque. Il critique avec autant de profondeur que de tacte les plus grandes autorités contemporaines. Ses dissertations sont si simples, et cependant si animées, qu'en les lisant vous croyez voir l'azur du ciel, les paysages les plus luxuriants et les plus accidentés, la simple fleur des champs, l'onde argentée du ruisseau, l'infini de l'océan, les chefs-d'œuvre de l'art plastique et de l'architecture de l'ancienne Grèce et de l'ancienne Rome, de la Renaissance, et des temps contemporains. Ce magnifique panorama est parsemé de commentaires toujours originaux, de conclusions toujours logiques. La nouveauté des aperçus étonne tout d'abord le lecteur, qui se prend à accuser l'auteur de métaphysique; mais bientôt il est forcé de revenir sur cette première impression devant la preuve mathématique.

Il faudrait bien des colonnes pour apprécier ce livre de M. Patterson comme il le mérite, pour donner au lecteur une juste idée des critiques aussi originales que spirituelles qu'il contient.. Bref, le livre de M. Patterson-véritable mosaïque littéraire-a d'autant plus de mérite que nous sommes dans une époque où les publications de ce genre sont malheureusement trop rares. La critique doit recommander ce livre comme infiniment propre à former le goût et à asseoir le jugement en matières d'histoire et d'art. Quant au style, il est toujours clair, mais toujours éloquent, toujours simple et toujours attrayant. Enfin, c'est un de ces ouvrages qu'on ne lit pas à moitié, mais jusqu'au bout, et qu'on retrouve toujours avec plaisir.

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