430 MEMOIRS OF DR. DARWIN. 



will feel gratified to fee one diftinguiflied 

 character of thefe times, neither varnifhed 

 by partiality, nor darkened by prejudice. 

 They muft be confcious that human beings, 

 whatever may have been their talents, 

 whatever their good qualities, are feldom 

 found perfect, except on the pages of their 

 eulogifts ; confcious alfo, that, while the 

 intellectual powers of the wife and the 

 renowned, excite admiration, their errors 

 may not lefs ufefully be contemplated a* 

 warnings, than their virtues as examples. 



LlCHFJELD, 



April 13, 18Q3. 



THE END. 



T. Bensley, Printer, Bolt Couit, Fleet Street. 



