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where established ; and to this succeeds a conviction, that the harmoniousoperation of the whole is effected under the unalterable government of generallaws emanating from a Divine intelligence.

“ In no part of the creation has the Almighty left himself without a wit-ness ; hut it is in the heavens above that the Divine attributes are most gloriouslydisplayed.”

Impressed with a due sense of the importance of the subject, and an unaf-fected humility as regards his endeavour to aid its promulgation, the authorconcludes, as he began, with those indescribably grand and most impressivewords which dignify his title-page :

“ In the beginning, God made the heaven, and the earth.”

finis.

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