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PROF. JOSEPH LE CONTE'S WORKS. 

 CLEMENTS OF GEOLOGY. A Text-Book for 



^—^ Colleges and for the General Reader. With upward of 90C 

 Illustrations. New and enlarged edition. 8vo. Cloth, $4.00. 

 " Besides preparing a comprehensive text-book, suited to present demands, Professor 

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 oughly up to date. The examples and applications of the work are almost entirely 

 derived from this country, so that it may be properly considered an American geology. 

 We can commend this work without qualification to all who desire an intelligent ac- 

 quaintance with geological science, as fresh, lucid, full, and authentic, the result oi 

 devoted study and of long experience in teaching." — Popular Science Monthly. 



PVOLUTLOJV AND LTS RELATLON TO RE- 



-*-^ LIGIOUS THOUGHT. With numerous Illustrations. New 

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"The questions suggeste by this title must weigh with more or less persistence on 

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 ence and his religion in two boxes, either of which may i)e opened separately, is to be 

 congratulated. Many of us can not, and his peace of miud we can not attain. There- 

 fore every contribution toward a means of clearer vision is most welcome, above all 

 when it comes from one who knows the ground on which he stands, and has conquered 

 his light to be there. . . . Professor Le Conte is a man in whom reverence and im- 

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 subordination and control, to embellish and vivify his writings. Those who know them 

 have come to expect a peculiar alertness of mind and freshness of method in any new 

 work by this author, whether his conclusions be such as they are ready to receive or 

 not." — The Nation. 



" Professor Le Conte is a devout Christian believer ; he is also a radical evolution- 

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 and general view of the theory of evolution and the evidence by which it is supported." 

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DELIGLON AND SCIENCE. A Series of Sunday 

 ^ *- Lectures on the Relation of Natural and Revealed Religion, or 

 the Truths revealed in Nature and Scripture. i2mo. Cloth, 

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^LGLLT : An Exposition of the Principles of Monoc 



^■^ ular and Binocular Vision. With Illustrations. i2mo. Cloth, 



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"Professor Le Conte has long been known as an original investigator in this de- 

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