LECTURES BY THE REV. W. MORLEY PUNSHON, LL.D. BLIOTHER NOV 1882 BODLEIANA LONDON: T. WOOLMER, 2, CASTLE STREET, CITY ROAD, E.C.; 270.g. 952. PREFACE. THE following selections from the Lectures of the late Dr. Punshon are printed in the same order as that in which the Lectures were first published, so far as that order is known. Two of them, "The Men of the Mayflower," and "Science, Literature, and Religion," are now printed for the first time. It may be well to remind the reader that the lecture on "Science, Literature, and Religion" was prepared more than thirty years ago, while Dr. Punshon was still a Probationer for the Ministry. Necessarily, therefore, it here and there looks at the relative positions of the subjects compared from a point of view determined more by the state of questions at that time than at the present. The immense circulation which, as separately published, most of these Lectures have already had, is a guarantee that in this collective form they will possess a lasting interest. WM. ARTHUR. LONDON, July 1882. |