( . ) Dhanabijnath and Banijya. They are the first books of their kind in Bengali alind tilne principles of politicul economy and commerce which is a part of the former have been cal refully andl vvitll great simplicit v enunciate and explained in thell. () ir coutrine Lake very little interest in this useful braneh of study. If they had generally learned all understood the broad principles of political economy and commerce, much of the difficulties of our present situation brought on by practicul anta gonism to them would have been avoided. I wish these books of yours were largely read. They are of easy study. (Sd.) Sarada Charan Mittra, Judge, High Court & Roychand Scholar in political Eccnomy. The book Dhananbijan of which you have so kindly sent me a copy, I have seen already. It is perhaps the first of its kind in Bengali and is a good book and certainly deservs encouragement. (Sd.) GOOROOIDAS BANERJEA, Formerly Vice-Chanallor of the University of Calcutta and Judge of the High Court, Calcutta. "I have read Babu Girindra Kumar Sen's Dhanabijnan. It is the first book on political economy in the Bengali language that I have come accross. I was surprised to find that the subject had been trealted with such masterly lucidity, in spite of the great difficulty in expressing the thoughts in a strange and forced language. The illustrations taken from Indian life, nake the book particularly accessible to the young Indian students. The book is only an clementary treatise for beginners, and while II Offer my congratulations to the gifted author on his success in this venture, I trust that he will go further and give us an exposition of the higher and more difficult principles of this important science. (Sd). K. C. De, M. A., I. C. S., Register, COoperative Credit Societics, Eastern Bengal and Assam.
