retty well run; and that I must request you to talk a little lower in future". Carlyle, T. (1903). Latter Day Pamphlets. No. I The Present Time, 44-45. New York: Charles Scribner's sons. The Pamphlet No. IV " The New Downing Street" explain us how the European Governments came to wreck for want of Intellect. "The dismal science" phrase is mentioned in a similar way here. Speaking about the Constitutions of the colonies Thomas Carlyle apply to some authorities as to Professors of the dismal science: " And yet to M'Croudy this unsaleable lot is worth all the Universe: -nay, I believe, to us also it is worth something, good monitions, as to several things, do lie in this Professor of the dismal science; and considerable sums even of money, not to speak of other benefit, will yet come out of his life and him, for which nobody bids!" ...
