But I that am under a command not to grieve at the common rate of desolate women, while I am studying which way to moderate my woe, and if it were possible to augment my love, can for the present find out none more just [to him] nor consolatory to myself than the preservation of his memory; which I need not gild as with such flattering commendations as the hired preachers do equally give to the truly and titularly honorable. A naked, unadorned narrative, speaking the simple truth of him will deck him with more substantial glory than all the panegyrics the best pens could ever consecrate to the virtues of the best men. - MEMOIRS OF COLONEL HUTCHINSON BY HIS WIFE. CONTENTS. THE MATERIALISTIC FORM OF THE DEVELOPMENT HYPOTHESIS. OF SOME OF THE DIFFICULTIES WITH WHICH THEISM IS PRESSED THE RELATION OF GOD TO THE NATURAL AND MORAL WORLDS |