THE ROMAN EMPIRE THE EMPIRE OF THE EDOMITE. BY WILLIAM BEESTON, OF THE HONOURABLE SOCIETY OF LINCOLN'S INN, AND SOMETIME OF LONDON: (FOR THE AUTHOR), GEORGE COX, 18 KING STREET, COVENT GARDEN. 1853. 221.0.31. "IF THE WHOLE SCHEME OF SCRIP"TURE EVER COMES TO BE UNDERSTOOD, "BEFORE THE RESTITUTION OF ALL "THINGS, AND WITHOUT MIRACULOUS "INTERPOSITIONS, IT MUST BE IN THE "SAME WAY AS NATURAL KNOWLEDGE "IS COME AT: BY THE CONTINUANCE “AND PROGRESS OF LEARNING AND "LIBERTY; AND BY PARTICULAR PER"SONS ATTENDING TO, COMPARING, "AND PURSUING, INTIMATIONS SCAT"TERED UP AND DOWN, WHICH ARE "OVERLOOKED AND DISREGARDED BY "THE GENERALITY OF THE WORLD."— BISHOP BUTLER'S ANALOGY OF RELIGION TO THE CONSTITUTION COURSE OF NATURE. AND |