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{1} It should be borne in mind that this passage was written five or six years ago, before the commencement of the Franco-Prussian war, What would my brother have said had he been able to comprehend the events of 1870 and 1871?—­W.  B. O.

{2} This pamphlet was by Butler himself.

{3} See Biog.  Britann.

{4} Middleton’s Reflections answered by Benson.  Hist.  Christ, vol. iii., p. 50.

{5} Lardner, part I., vol. ii., p. 135 et seq.

{6} Ibid., part I., vol. ii., p. 742.

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