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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. Tins study is the outcome of some thought on a subject which has long had an interest for the writer. No one will find in it deep learning or reasoning. Nor could such be expected of me. It was written and is published in the belief that it advocates an unpopular Opinion opposed to those held by the great majority of writers and preachers. Still,i do hope that any who may read it will not be too severe on me for my boldness, and will admit that something sound and solid may be said in its favour. I call my Opinion unpopular - though it is hard to make out why it should be so - because for the one who advances it in book or pulpit, there are the many who uphold the contrary; and some of them in so decided and strong a manner as to suggest that none other is tenable. I need not say that if there be a thought expressed, or the manner of expressing a thought, which is not perfectly in keeping with the teaching and spirit of Holy Church.