The Complete Works of Thomas Dick, Volume 2

Applegate, 1855 - 744 pages

Its coats humors muscles orbit and motions Wisdom displayed in its construction Light	37

SECTION IV	46

but also in the United States of America It is therefore hoped that the improve	67

Its object and connection with religionan interesting subject of inquiry Materials which	68

Its sublime objects Apparent motions of the sunof the moon Eclipses of the sun	78

Its object and different departments Mechanicssubjects it embraces and its importance	92

Its objects and present dignified station General forms of mattersimple and compound	103

Their general object Human bodyits different parts and divisions Bonestheir number	108

Benevolence of God in relation to Man What would be the constitution of the world were	46

OF THE NATURAL ATTRIBUTES OF THE DEITY	66

The variety of topics would allure the attention of intelligent minds to religious subjects	136

The Planet Mercury	1

CHAPTER II	5

NATURAL HISTORY	19

Its extensive range Outline of its principal objectson the surface and in the interior recesses	50

Its object Figure of the earthproofs of its spherical form Relation which the discovery	56

Its objects advantages and connection with religion Connection of the sciences and of	114

Air Balloonsutility ofwhen arrived at perfectionproposed improvement in History	122

INTRODUCTION	9

Necessity of revelation Folly of discarding the science of nature from religion Beneficial	11

CHAPTER II	19

The Depravity of Man illustrated from a consideration of the state of the interior strata	129

CHAPTER I	i

The Resurrection illustrated Transformations of insects Indestructibility of matter	iii

BROUGHTY FERRY NEAR DUNDEE	iv

ON THE MAGNITUDES MOTIONS AND OTHER PHENOMÉNA OF THE BODIES CONNECTED WITH	9

The Planet Venus	131

Science enlarges our views of the operations of Providence in relation to the past	iii

The Christian Religion founded on the natural attributes of God His power as interesting	14

Form of the Planetary orbits Explanation of astronomical terms General appearance	21

SECTION III	22

SECTION III	30

General considerations which render this motion highly probable Demonstrative arguments	36

Its spheroidal figure and how ascertainedgeneral aspect of its surfaceappearance if viewed	39

The Planet Mars	48

The sun will appear to move through the circuit of the heavens Ecliptic explained Apparent	4

Title	The Complete Works of Thomas Dick, Volume 2 The Complete Works of Thomas Dick, Thomas Dick
Author	Thomas Dick
Publisher	Applegate, 1855
Original from	National Library of the Netherlands
Digitized	15 Nov 2012
Length	744 pages

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