its origin, progress and effects, not adapted only for the contemplation of the learned, but level to the commonest understanding. Such a practical exemplification of cause and effect must prepare the way for the introduction and reception of that faith, which though so lamentably perverted, was designed as an antidote to such evils, and is now the only effectual remedy. The grand apostasy will end in the appointed season: the ways and means are at the disposal of Omnipotence, but we are certain as to the result, which will prove glorious to the Church!
"O goodness infinite, goodness immense
That all this good of evil will produce,
And evil turn to good!"
Since then the success of Mohammed in his imposture may be fairly resolved into natural causes, is in perfect unison with Scripture, and may after all be designed to answer important purposes, all arguments as-
