WORKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR. I. HANDBOOK OF ART CULTURE. II. THE INFLUENCE OF RELIGION IN The DevelopmENT OF JURISPRUDENCE. III. LEGAL ETHICS, OR, THE UNITY OF LAW. IV. V. GOD OUT AND MAN IN, OR, REPLIES TO R. G. AFTER DEATH-WHAT? OR, THE IMMORTALITY OF NOTE. The Lecturer is unable, in publishing these lectures, to reproduce the popular form of illustrations, that were allowable in the freedom of their extemporaneous delivery. His further revision of them has been impossible under the pressure of unassisted daily Lenten services and lectures, both in and out of his own parish. It is his hope, at no very distant day, to be able to give his subject a more extended and critical discussion; but, lest the realization of that hope should be unexpectedly delayed, immediate use. has been made of such supplemental matter from his other lectures, essays and books, whether published or unpublished, as was thought to complete and strengthen his present argument. With the most careful proof-reading possible under the circumstances, the author discovers errors which every scholar will readily correct for himself. Easter Monday, W. H. P. A wwwwB (c) A great subsequent proves a greater antecedent. 40 5. Method as related to evolution. 6. Method as seen in correlation. 7. Method of Correlation of Force. Lect. VI. 267 (a) of consciousness. (b) of force. (c) of soul. ERRATA. Page 15-Second line from top, read the word Inscrutable for able." Page 34-Fourteenth line from bottom, read then for "the." Page 107-Top line, read effects for "effect." Page 129—Thirteenth line from top, insert which after “that.” Page 176—Put (c) in brackets for (e). Page 278-Second line from top, read 1 & 2 for "142." Page 320-Omit equally, in seventh line from bottom. Page 321-Transpose not before "that," in fourth line from bottom. |