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making my reaaer ANXIOUS TO see what had been
said by the writer to whom l referred. If did
that, OF course all suspicion Of evil design would
vanish Immediately from the mind of any one
who was capable of Judging, or did not industrl.
ously pcrvert his judgement for the purpose Of
making me out to be an offender. But the use
have made of your fathers writings is OF entirely
a different kind from this | could not be con-
victed Of 1t by mere collecting Of paragraphs,
and therefore if | were ANXIOUS to conceal II |
should be really, and not apparently, dishonest


But we have no room for farther extracts. We
commend the work to all interested in the great
subjects it discusses feeling sure that if they can
not find in its pages all that seems truth to them
it will open field of inquiry Of the highest inter
est and importance and commend itself to their
candor BY the ability and fairness with which IT
is written. 1t Is published in large octave Of
some six hundred pages, in the finest standard
style of the Appetons.