Excerpt from The Monthly Review, From January to April Inclusive, 1841, Vol. 1
That upon certain points, with regard both to the doctrine of thc Crea tion and of the Deluge, the generally received interpretation of the Mosaic text can no longer be entertained consistently with the facts established in Geology, and must therefore be abandoned, but that itis susceptible of altered interpretation, and that for many considerations, it is clearly liable to cor rection. By the ascertained results of scientific investigations in the actual phenomena of the globe.
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