THE

SACRED HISTORY

OF

THE WORLD,

ATTEMPTED TO BE

PHILOSOPHICALLY CONSIDERED,

IN A

SERIES OF LETTERS TO A SON.

BY SHARON TURNER, F.S.A. & R.A.S.L.,
Author of "The History of England," "The History of the Anglo-Saxons," &e, kë

IN THREE VOLUMES.

VOL III.

off. Cd. only.

NEW-YORK:

HARPER & BROTHERS, 82 CLIFF-ST

1844.

400688

MAR 11907

PREFACE.

In presenting the concluding volume of the Sacred History of the World to the public, the author has only to thank his readers for their favourable reception of the preceding volumes, and to express his hope that the following pages may be deemed no unsuitable companion to them. They complete his views of the great subject which he desired to submit to the consideration of his younger contemporaries; and his wishes will be fulfilled, with much gratification to himself, if they shall be found useful to those whom he desires so much to assist or benefit.

ansfer from Circ. Dept.

Cottage, Winchmore Hill, Middlesex,
11th March, 1837.