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[4:1] 25th of November, 1845.
[5:1] Vide 'Time's' Commissioner's Letter on the Condition of Ireland,' November 28, 1843.
[10:1] Essay 'of the Academical or Sceptical Philosophy.'
[11:1] See the Creeds of R. Owen and R. Carlile in No. 14 of the Promptor.
[11:2] 'Essay of the Idea of Necessary Connexion.'
[11:3] 'Essay of a Providence and a Future State.'
[12:1] Critical remarks on Lord Brougham's 'Lives of Men of Letters and Science, who flourished in the time of George III.'--The Times, Wednesday, October I, 1845.
[13:1] History of American Savages.
[13:2] Appendix the Second to 'Plutarchus and Theophrastus on Superstition.'
[13:3] Philosophy of History.
[15:1] See a Notice of Lord Brougham's Political Philosophy, in the number for April, 1845.
[20:1] 'Apology for the Bible,' page 133.
[20:2] Unusquisque vestrum non cogitate prius se debere Deos nosse quam colere.
[27:1] See a curious 'Essay on Nature.' Printed for Badcock and Co., 2, Queen's Head Passage, Paternoster Row. 1807.
[31:1] Elements of Materialism, chapter I.
[32:1] Discussion on the Existence of God, between Origen Bachelor and Robert Dale Owen.
[37:1] Answer to Dr. Priestly on the existence of God, by a Philosophical Unbeliever.
[40:1] Treatise on Human Nature.
[41:1] This sexing is a stock receipt for mystification.--Colonel Thompson.
[44:1] The Rev. J.E. Smith.
[46:1] 'An Address on Cerebral Physiology and Materialism,' delivered to the Phrenological Association in London, June 20, 1842.
[49:1] No 40 of 'The Shepherd.'
[50:1] 'The Shepherd,' Vol. i., page 40.
[52:1] Extracts from an able letter to the Editor of 'The Shepherd,' in No. 23 of that periodical.
[54:1] Novum Organon.
[56:1] Principia Mathmatica, p. 528. Lond. edit., l726.
[63:1] See a pamphlet, price Sixpence, entitled 'Paley refuted in his own words,' by G.J. Holyoake.'
[63:2] Lessing.
[64:1] See "Extract from an unpublished work, entitled the 'Refutation of Deism,'" by the late P.B. Shelley--given in the Model Republic of May 1st, 1813.
[68:1] 'Westminster Review' for May, 1843.
[69:1] Lecture by the Rev. Hugh M'Neil, Minister of St. Jude's Church, Liverpool, delivered about seven years since, in presence of some 400 of the Irish Protestant Clergy.
[69:2] The necessary existence of Deity, by William Gillespie.
[69:3] Page 105 of a Discussion on the Existence of God, between Origen Batchelor and R.D. Owen.
[70:1] Quoted by Dr. Samuel Clarke, in his introduction to the Scripture doctrine of the Trinity.
[72:1] History of England, p. Sl.
[75:1] 'Dictionary of Conversions,' page 4.
[76:1] Essay on Superstition.
[77:1] See article 'Auto da Fe,' vol. i. of 'Recreative Review,' published in 1821.
[77:2] Act of Faith.
[78:1] St. Foix observes, with respect to this tomb, that if the Jack Ketch of any country should be rich enough to have a splendid tomb, this might serve as an excellent model.
[81:1] 'Lives of Men of Letters,' by Henry Lord Brougham.
[82:1] Vol iii., page 593, 594, of 'A few hundred Bible Contradictions, a Hunt after the Devil, and other odd matters." By John P.Y., M.D.
[83:1] No. 8 of J. Rutherford's Series of Tracts, and entitled 'Electing Love.'
[90:1] Ecclesiastical History, vol. ii. page 11.
[91:1] 'Manicheisme,' tome ii, p. 568, 569.
[93:1] Nov. Org., lib; ii. aph. 29.
[95:1] See 'Edinburgh Review' containing a notice of Milton's 'De Doctrina Christiana.'
[95:2] Page
55 of a Pamphlet entitled, 'The Devil.'