182 Review of Darwin’s Theory on the Origin of Species. 
the nebular hypothesis is not equally exposed. Yet the nebular 
hypothesis dunks general scientific acceptance, and is adopted — 
the basis of an extended and recondite illustration in Mr. Ags — 
siz’s great work.* | 
which had received at its first formation the impress of the will 
logians, such as Babbage on the one hand and JO ae 
other, will hardly be denounced as atheism. Perhaps Mr. Dat 
would prefer to express his idea in a more general Wa 
adopting the thoughtful words of one of the most eminent! ral 
and the future, the most diversified relations among ha : 
ec : 
thousands of years."+ In thus conceiving of the Di 
t, 
* Contrib. Nat. Hist. Amer., i, p. 127-131. t Op. cits 
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