ON MIRACLES: BY RALPH WARDLAW, D. D. "What sign showest thou, then, that we may see, and believe thee? A. Fullarton and Co., 21 LOTHIAN STREET, EDINBURGH; 40 UNION STREET, 1852. 141. d. 483. TO THE REV. JOHN BROWN, D.D., PROFESSOR OF EXEGETICAL THEOLOGY TO THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MY DEAR FRIEND, IN the Dedication of one of those valuable works with which you have recently (why so late?) been enriching the stores of our English Theological Literature, you have-I will not say done me the honour, for I feel that the style of courtly compliment does not quite accord with the cordiality of mutual friendship, but given me the heart-felt satisfaction, of publicly ranking me among the oldest of those whom you have held as one with you in that bond;-a bond of which familiarity and sacredness are equally characteristics. I delight in thus embracing the earliest opportunity of attaching my signature, with the same publicity, to the "brotherly covenant;"-and, in inscribing this little volume to you, of cordially recipro |