Lives Characters And An Address to Posterity
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Burnet, of Christ's College in Cambridge; who has given such an essay, towards the proving the possibiHty of an universal deluge, (and from thence has collected, with great sagacity, what Paradise was before it, ) as has not been offered, by any philosopher before him. * * Few readers, will be likely to investigate, much less to adopt, his exploded * Theory. ' But, as long as genius, imagination, and eloquence, of the first order, illustrating piety of tlie most genuine character, are counted v...aluable amongst men, so long will his book find a place on the slivlves, and his spirit in the hearts, of the chosen few. Tlic ablest writer of the present day, does not hesitate, to call Burnet of the Charter House, * The greatest of the name. * . . Colloquies on the Progress and Prospects lif Society y i. S09. The annotator has been just reading a passage, which he cannot help ex- tracting ; it resembles some of the magnificent flighU of tlie
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Burnet, of Christ's College in Cambridge; who has given such an essay, towards the proving the possibiHty of an universal deluge, (and from thence has collected, with great sagacity, what Paradise was before it, ) as has not been offered, by any philosopher before him. * * Few readers, will be likely to investigate, much less to adopt, his exploded * Theory. ' But, as long as genius, imagination, and eloquence, of the first order, illustrating piety of tlie most genuine character, are counted v...aluable amongst men, so long will his book find a place on the slivlves, and his spirit in the hearts, of the chosen few. Tlic ablest writer of the present day, does not hesitate, to call Burnet of the Charter House, * The greatest of the name. * . . Colloquies on the Progress and Prospects lif Society y i. S09. The annotator has been just reading a passage, which he cannot help ex- tracting ; it resembles some of the magnificent flighU of tlie
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