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Weevil, economy of, 308.

Whalebone, 255.

White ant, 203.

World, projected history of, 351.

Yorkshire, strata of, 33.

Young, Dr., opinions of, 13.

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FOOTNOTES:

Dr. Lardner; Museum of Science and Art, vol. i. p. 81.

As Cuvier, Buckland, and many others. On the question whether the phenomena of Geology can be comprised within the short period formerly assigned to them, the Rev. Samuel Charles Wilts long ago observed: "Buckland, Sedgwick, Faber, Chalmers, Conybeare, and many other Christian geologists, strove long with themselves to believe that they could: and they did not give up the hope, or seek for a new interpretation of the sacred text, till they considered themselves driven from their position by such facts as we have stated. If, even now, a reasonable, or we might say POSSIBLE solution were offered, they would, we feel persuaded, gladly revert to their original opinion."--Christian Observer, August, 1834.

Reflections on Geology.

Geology and Geologists.

New System of Geology.

Mineral and Mosaic Geologies, p. 430.

Geology of Scripture.

Scriptural Geology, passim.

Letter to Buckland, 15, et seq.

Origen, Augustine, &c.

Testimony of the Rocks, p. 144

Discourse (5th Ed.), 115.

Sac. Hist. of World.

Rec. of Creation.

Nat. Theology.

Pre-Adamite Earth.

Harmony of Scripture and Geology.

Christian Observer, 1834.

Religion of Geology, Lect. ii.

Scripture and Geology.