I don't think, however, that the Review had much cause to complain of being neglected; I have reason to believe that at least nine-tenths of the publications of the day were sent to the Review, and in due time reviewed.

I had good opportunity of judging--I was connected with several departments of the Review, though more particularly with the poetical and philosophic ones.

An English translation of Kant's philosophy made its appearance on my table the day before its publication.

In my notice of this work I said that the English shortly hoped to give the Germans a _quid pro quo_.

I believe at that time authors were much in the habit of publishing at their own expense.