The Silence of God #232686

S regards its chief aim this book may be left to speak for itself. No preface is eeded save by Way of appeal to the reader to eal kindly with its faults. Written during a usy year of a busy life, it may possibly claim me little indulgence upon that score. And as for the rest two prefatory words may fi'ice. The one is this sentence from Froude's History of England For the religion of brist was exchanged the Christian religion. He other is the plea that, where controversy mes in, the principles of civilised warfare ave here been kept to: every consideration for.