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Excerpt from Immanuel Kant in England, 1793-1838
The year 1888 has been chosen as a time-limit for rea sons which can become entirely clear only in the body of the book. In 1838 the first complete translation of the Cri tique of Pure Reason was published. Though it has little intrinsic value, it marks the conclusion of the first period of Kant's influence in England. Here we can look back and ahead into Kant's future career in England, where he was to play an important part in the declining Scotch philo sophy, the teachings of an Irish group of Kantians and finally in the rising movement of the Oxford idealists.
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