Genesis of Worlds
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the earth's crust hundreds or thousands of miles in extent by a uniformity of uplifting power that preserves evenness of surface, is most de- sirable to satisfy the cravings of the intellect for knowledge relating to the most stupendous phenomena known in the history of our globe phenomena displaying the greatest power, and of universal occurrence, yet of the deepest mystery.
It was apparent that the means used to effect those extensive elevations must exert a uniform- ity of pressure under eve...ry rood of their sur- face. In what other form, or by what other means could force be so applied than by con- tinuous caverns beneath whatever extent of sur- face was to be elevated? It is not probable that ever a mountain was raised bodily but by means of force applied in a cavern beneath it. The elevation of a continent required but one more extensive.
The discovery of the transmutation of the earth's crust in full volume to its greatest known depths, together with the processes of its stratification, has led the way easily to de- termining upon the probable location of the incon- Location of Floor of Caverns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the earth's crust hundreds or thousands of miles in extent by a uniformity of uplifting power that preserves evenness of surface, is most de- sirable to satisfy the cravings of the intellect for knowledge relating to the most stupendous phenomena known in the history of our globe phenomena displaying the greatest power, and of universal occurrence, yet of the deepest mystery.
It was apparent that the means used to effect those extensive elevations must exert a uniform- ity of pressure under eve...ry rood of their sur- face. In what other form, or by what other means could force be so applied than by con- tinuous caverns beneath whatever extent of sur- face was to be elevated? It is not probable that ever a mountain was raised bodily but by means of force applied in a cavern beneath it. The elevation of a continent required but one more extensive.
The discovery of the transmutation of the earth's crust in full volume to its greatest known depths, together with the processes of its stratification, has led the way easily to de- termining upon the probable location of the incon- Location of Floor of Caverns.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Hobart Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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