Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from History of England, Vol. 4: From the Conclusion of the Great War in 1815
AN author who undertakes to write a long history is exposed at the outset of his task to a considerable dilemma. If he delay its publication till the whole is finished, he is more likely to produce a work calculated to deter readers from its bulk than to attract them from its completeness. If, on the contrary, he decide on publishing it in instalments, he is liable to the charge that his narrative is imperfect, and that he has omitted facts an account of which he has perhaps merely de ferred.
In the present work an attempt has been made to avoid this difficulty by making each instalment of it, as far as possible, a complete whole. The period with which the author had to deal lent itself to this treat ment, and the object which he had in view was pro moted by this arrangement.
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