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well adapted, for the most part, to suggest the most desirable practical improvement to be derived from meditating on the events of our Lord's life, and the leading features of his character.
They also furnish satisfactory answers to many of the most plausible and frequently urged objections which are likely to fall in the way of the general reader.
In this point of view, the chapter on miracles, and that on the resurrection, which is a reprint of the dissertation already mentioned, are particularly valuable and judicious.
To this volume is prefixed a memoir of the author, by Dr. Amory, the editor, from which the materials of the preceding article have been chiefly derived.
London, published by the Unitarian Association, 1840.
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