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Preface
a unity and logical connection with each other, and an exactness of statement and fulness of illustration, quite sufficient to enable the general reader to understand the author's true position on the topics which he has treated, and to take from every fair-minded person all excuse for any misapprehension or misrepresentation of his general drift and real aim. While they are eminently didactic in their character, they are yet wholly unambitious in style, and were, in fact, prepared and delivered in the usual course of ministerial labor. But the earnestness and profound sincerity of their tone are calculated to fix the attention, when once enlisted, on the great theme which he discusses, and hold it until the whole series shall be perused. Such, at least, is the hope in which the volume is now committed to the public.
JOSEPH H. WILLIAMS.
Augusta, January 6, 1854.
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