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His enemies, and at that time there were many of them, would have been glad to have proved him a renegade and a recanter. Proudhon, in his work on "Justice," gives some interesting details of this lawsuit. HIS ENEMIES AND AT THAT TIME THERE WERE MANY OF THEM WOULD HAVE BEEN GLAD TO HAVE PROVED HIM A RENEGADE AND A RECANTER PRUDENCE IN HIS WORK ON JUSTICE GIVES SOME INTERESTING DETAILS OF THIS LAWSUIT
ze to either of these works, because they do not appear to be sufficiently elaborated. The committee, which finds in No. 4 some ingenious analyses, particularly in regard to the mechanism of the Hebrew language, regrets that the author has resorted to hazardous conjectures, and has sometimes forgotten the special recommendation of the committee to pursue the experimental and comparative method." Proudhon remembered this. He attended the lectures of Eugene Burnouf, and, as soon as he became acquainted with the labors and discoveries of Bopp and his successors, he definitively abandoned an hypothesis which had been condemned by the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles-lettres. He then sold, for the value of the paper, the remaining copies of the "Essay" published by him in 1837. In 1850, they were still lying in a grocer's back-shop. A neighboring publisher then placed the edition on the market, with the attractive name of Proudhon upon it. A lawsuit ensued, in which the author was beaten.  EITHER OF THESE WORKS BECAUSE THEY DO NOT APPEAR TO BE SUFFICIENTLY ELABORATED THE COMMITTEE WHICH FINDS IN NUMBER FOUR SOME INGENIOUS ANALYSES PARTICULARLY IN REGARD TO THE MECHANISM OF THE HEBREW LANGUAGE REGRETS THAT THE AUTHOR HAS RESORTED TO HAZARDOUS CONJECTURES AND HAS SOMETIMES FORGOTTEN THE SPECIAL RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE TO PURSUE THE EXPERIMENTAL AND COMPARATIVE METHOD POULDON REMEMBERED THIS HE ATTENDED THE LECTURES OF E JEANNE BERNOUF AND AS SOON AS HE BECAME ACQUAINTED WITH THE LABOURS AND DISCOVERIES OF BOB AND HIS SUCCESSORS HE DEFINITIVELY ABANDONED AN HYPOTHESIS WHICH HAD BEEN CONDEMNED BY THE ACADEMY OF INSCRIPTIONS AND BELLETRE HE THEN SOLD FOR THE VALUE OF THE PAPER THE REMAINING COPIES OF THE ESSAY PUBLISHED BY HIM IN EIGHTEEN THIRTY SEVEN IN EIGHTEEN FIFTY THEY WERE STILL LYING IN A GROCER'S BACKSHOP A NEIGHBOURING PUBLISHER THEN PLACED THE EDITION ON THE MARKET WITH THE ATTRACTIVE NAME OF PRUDENCE UPON IT A LAW SUIT ENSUED IN WHICH THE AUTHOR WAS BEATEN
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