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Christopher wrote:

>  Did ED have the opportunity to read Hitchcock's 'Religion of Geology...',
>  which was published in Boston in1854? Was there a family copy, for example?
>  
Christopher:

If it is not too onerous a task could you tell us the basic thrust of
Hitchock's book?

Louis Forsdale