Excerpt from The Philosophy of the Moral Feelings
In issuing a few months since a new edition of Abercrombie on the Intellectual Powers, accompanied with Questions for the use of Schools and Colleges, the publishers announced the intention, should the plan meet with sufficient encouragement, of giving to the public the work on the Moral Feelings, enriched with a similar appendage. Their object in supplying these works with an apparatus of this kind, was to render them better adapted to the purposes of academic and collegiate study, and especially to afford a useful aid to the teacher in discharging the duties of the recitation-room. This service, they have every reason to believe, has met with general approbation. In no less than from twelve to fifteen literary institutions of the first respectability, has it already been adopted as a textbook in the department of which it treats, and in several others they learn it is now under consideration with a view to its adoption.
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