The pseudo-genius, with his eccentricities, neurotic expression, and irresponsibility, is a vastly different product, and gives color to the contention of some alienists that the relation between insanity and genius is close. The author of this volume admits that brilliant flights of genius are supernormal, perhaps superinfinite, but he declines to construe them as pathological.

And let us be clear: anything less than a United States of Europe will not be powerful enough to prevent the looming disaster.

Beneath this dramatic duel of coryphées on the open political scene, shifts have taken place in the relations between classes, and, no less important, profound changes in the psychology of the recently revolutionary masses.

The livestock were poisoned by what they grazed on.