The Infidel Attack on Christianity Continued
A long polemical piece defends biblical revelation against materialist objections. It argues a personal, sovereign God is the source of revelation and that scripture’s divine origin is evidenced by internal and external proofs. The writer attacks atheistic notions of mind matter and law as God, asserting such views render revelation impossible. The article also includes miscellaneous notes and poems.
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Awag
Webster
Thare
The Mortals' Strive Through Time and Waste Paper Tips
A fragment combining reflective verse on humanity and a dated household tips section. The poem recalls ancestral continuity and mortality, while the prose offers practical uses for waste paper in cleaning, polishing, preserving, and warming tasks. It notes paper as a superior aid for stove care, tinware, mirrors, jars, and under furniture, and suggests it as a warmer under beds and chairs.
Queen Victoria's Tion and The Prince Albert Vision
A report discusses Queen Victoria’s suspected abdication noterious mental infirmity and her belief that Prince Albert remains with her. Her rooms reflect his presence, she talks with him, and she organizes meals and routines as if he is still alive. She withdraws from public life, neglects harp and easel, and recalls German airs once loved by Albert.
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Struggle on to Victory Amid Despair and Sin
The text urges steadfast effort to overcome alcohol, deceit, theft, and despair. It asks if you are a drunkard or thief and counsels embracing honesty and courage, noting that perseverance leads to victory and ascent toward a serene, endless life. It frames struggle from infancy to death as the path to moral triumph.
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Hell
A Quaker Cure for Drunkenness and Timber Prices
An old tale features a Quaker advising abstinence by keeping the hand open when drinking to avoid yielding to liquor. The piece then shifts to timber prices, noting a Burghley Park sale of thirty oak trees averaging 150 dollars each and predicting timber scarcity in the future, urging planting of suitable trees.
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