The Evidences of Christianity, in Their External Division - Exhibited in a Course of Lectures, Delivered in Clinton Hall, in the Winter of 1831-2, Under the Appointment of the University or the City or New York #267202

The English friends of the excellent Author of these Lectures on the Evidences of Christianity, to whom he has referred the question of their publication in Britain, are unanimous in deciding that they will constitute a valuable addition to our sacred literature. On a subject which has been repeatedly treated, and often by men of distinguished talent and learning, much that is essentially new is not to be expected. Yet, the specific purpose for which a work of this kind is undertaken, may cause the main arguments to be placed in such a position, while some of the subordinate topics may be exhibited in so strong a light, as to give to the whole, or nearly the whole, an air of life and freshness well fitted to convey high gratification in union with rich instruction.