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DISCOURSES,

C ON C E R N I N G A

[ The Primitive CHAOS, and

Creation of the World.

[I. The General DELUGE, its Causesand Effects.

jj[. The Dissolution of the WORLD,asld Future Conflagration.

WHEREIN

Are largely Discussed the Production andUse ot Mountains; die Original of Foun-tains, ot Formed Atones, and Sea-FithesBones and Shells found in the Earth; theEffects ot particular Floods and Inundati-ons ot the Sea; the Eruptions of yulcano’s $die Nature and Causes of Earthquakes:

With an Historical Account of thole Two late Re-markable Ones in Jamaica and England.

With Pkactical I nferences.

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Fellow of the Royal Society

The Second Edition Corrected, very muchEnlarged, and Illustrated with Copper-plates, j

LONDONi Printed for Sam. Smith , at the Princes jArms in St. Paul’s Church-yard. 1693. !