Volume 2 of 2. With the aid of material abundantly supplied or carefully collected, Mr. Drummond has constructed a tale unadorned except by inserted fragments of writing from the pen of Dr. Martineau, and can claim no higher merit than presenting to the reader the leading facts of a busy and noble life with clearness and accuracy. Contents: principalship of Manchester New College; studious retirement; Book II-Philosophy: Hartleyan period; lectures in Manchester New College; early reviews; studies in Berlin; "Essays, Reviews and Addresses"; "Types of Ethical Theory"; "Study of Religion"; "Study of Spinoza"; appreciations and criticisms.