[ ii some vital problems assecting individual and universal life which have absorbed the attention of scholars from time immemorial. No one is better fitted to deal with these questions than the author who is well-known throughout Bengal not only as a scholar of great crudition but also as a man possessing deep piety and religious fervour. The original articles were written in Bengali and on the pressing request of many of his friends, the author has taken proper steps to have the work translated into English so as to make it available to a wider public. One can only trust that the book will receive the publicity and recognition which it so eminently deserves. Sd| Syama Prossad Mookerjee, M.A. I3. I.,., Barrister-at-Law, M.I.c, Całcuffa thc /0//:,./u/y, 7933. I had the great pleasure of reading through the treatise entitled “Study of Life” by Pandit Krishna Pada Bliattacharjee Vidyaratna. It is ail English version of a series of articles written in Iłengali and published in the well-known Weekly Journal "The Hindu", The author tried to prove that all living beings on earth have their origin in the Sun and they move and grow under its influence..................... I must confess that personally I am not so deeply interested in the thesis but I cannot help saying that the Pandit's writing is strikingly interesting and instructive.
