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punishnt,shouldtheytrytopassbeyondthenarroits
ofkno.
ourhthestatuesenerals,atop
ofpranghorses,leadingtheircheeringsoldierstoglorious
viodestslabofrbleannounces
thatanofscehasfoundhisfiingplace.athousand
yearsfroohesethingsdifferently,
andthechildrenofthathappygeionshallknow
ofthesplendidurageainnceivabledevotion
todutyofthenhepioneersofthatabstract
knoadeourdeical
possibility.
nyofthesespt
andhuliation.theylivedingarretsanddiedindungeons.
theydarednotprinttheiasolepagesof
theirbooksandtheydarednotprinttheirnclusionsinthe
landoftheirbirth,butsggledthenusesecret
printingshopinaterdarhaarletheywereexposed
tothebitterentyofthechurch,bothprotestantandcatholic,
andons,ingtheparishioners
toviolenceagainstthe``heretics.
hereaheyfoundanasyluinholland,where
thespiritoftolerangest,theauthorities,while
regardingthesestifivestigationshlittlefavour,yet
refusedtointerfereofthought.itbeca
alittleasyluorintellectuallibertyhand
englishandgernphilosophersaisand
physisuldgotoenjoyashortspellofrestaa
breathoffreeair.
inanotherchapterihavetoldyouhohe
greatgeniusofthethirteeury,edforyears
frongasinglehegetintoneroublesh
theauthoritiesofthechurdfivehundredyearslater,the
ntributorstothegreatphilosophicyclopaediawereunder
thenstantsupervisionofthefrendarrie.half
aturyafteroquestioory
ofthean,asrevealedinthebible,ed
froverypulpitasahehunrace.
eventoday,thepersecutionofthoseureintothe
unknoofscehasirelyetoanend.
andr.bryanisaddressingavast
ltitudeonthe``naceofdar,wainghishearers
againsttheerrorsofthegreatenglishnaturalist.
allthis,hoeredetail.thehathasto
bedoneinvariablygetsdone,aiteprofitofthe
disveriesandtheiiohessofthosesapeople
anofvisionasanunpracticalidealist.
thesevehturyhadstillpreferredtoiigate
thefaroffheavensandtostudythepositionofour
plaiiontothesolarsysteevenso,thechurchhad
disapprovedofthisunseeycuriosity,andpeicuswho
firstofallhadprovedthatthesureoftheuniverse,
didnotpublishhisilthedayofhisdeath.galileo
spentthegreaterpartofhislifeuhesupervisionofthe
clericalauthorities,buthentiousehistelespeand
providedisaaeassofpracticalobservations,
athetiwhenhedis
veredtheexistehatiinghabitoffallingobjects
etobekion.
that,forthentatleast,exhaustedtheiinthe
heavens,aostudytheearth.theiion
ofaisylittlething,
byanthonyvanleeuhelasthalfofthe17th
icrospiccreatures
anyofhisailnts.itlaid
thefoundationsofthesceof``bacteriologyhe
lastfortyyearshasdeliveredtheagreatnuerof
diseasesbydisveriinyanishe
plaint.italsoalloakeare
carefulstudyofdifferentrodofthefossilsthepetrified
prehistoritsheyfounddeepbelohesurfaceof
theearth.theseiigationsnvihehattheearth
stbeagreatdealolderthahebookenesisandintheyear1830,sircharleslyellpublishedhis
``principlesofgeologyhestoryofcreationas
relatedinthebibleandgaveafarreion
ofsloent.
atthesati,therquisdelaplacewaswon
aheearthalittleblotch
inthenebulousseaoutofhad
beenfordandbunsenandkirchhoff,bytheuseofthe
spectrospe,icalpositionofthe
starsandoodneighbour,thesun,s
hadfirstbeennoticedbygalileo.
anostbitteralessh
theclericalauthoritiesofcatholidprotestantlands,the
anatostsandphysiologistshadatlastobtainedperssion
todissectbodiesandtosubstituteapositiveknowledgeofour
ansandtheirhabitsfuessediaeval
quack.
hinasinglegeioore
progressadeineverybranchofscethaninallthe
hundredsofthousandsofyearsthathadpassedsinfirst
lookedatthestarsandheyhere.it
sthavebeenaverysadageforthepeoplewhohadbeen
edu.andandtheir
feelingofhatredforsuaslarddarwin,who
didlytellthehatthey
nkeys,anaccusatioo
regardasapersonalinsult,butedthattheproud
hunraalongseriesofaorswho
uldtracethefalytreebacktothelittlejellyfisheswho
hefirstinhabitantsofourpla.
thedignifiediddleclass,h
dohehtury,akeuse
ofthegasortheeleanypracticalapplications
ofthegreatstificdisveries,butthereiigator,
thenofthe``stifictheoryno
progressiobedistrusteduntil
veryretly.then,atlast,hisservicesoday
therichpeopleagesdoheirhfor
thebuildingofacathedral,nstructvastlab
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