... GENERAL, QUERIES FOR READERS. Can any of your correspondents who some little while ago supported the theory of a flat earth inform me where I can procure a map of the earth constructed on their lines, showing the continents, islands, seas, etc., exactly ...

... ” Why ‘‘blank”? Disbelief is a positive, affirmative, intellectual possession. 1s disbelief in witches, centaurs, and a flat earth a ** blank” disbelief ? 1f not, why not 7 Mr. W. says, * Atheism is not a normal condition of the mind;” neither was Ch ...

... (&mmku-m'—On what day was the Eurydice ?—John Baker. (33,500) Suars orf Eart.—Wanted some details of modern advocates of the flat earth theory.—E. J. L. —Zgfil;-nfintm.—\VuM suggestions bow to utilise last year's floral almanack and Christmwas cards.— A lmanack ...

... argu. ment agaiust the abolition of capital %nn..hmen. or give suine Wea of the date of his speech>—W, U, L. (7875 —~THE “ FLAT EARTH —What is the origin of fhe “tiat ” earth idear Is it Norse? 1 have some recol- Bection of seetng an engraving representing ...

... MARIA.—* Atheist,” donbtless, thinks his cogent and pertectly couvmcm,. yet to ny mind it as utter nonsense as Hampden's * Flat Earth™ theoq. Athe'st ™lB wrong in his premusses. He ignores Chirist's dual natore. It was necessary for our Lord's mission that ...

... the “ New Nation,” but what good that is to do them—whether they are to be the future inbabitants of Mr. Jobn Hampden’s flat earth or the New Jerusalem—we cannot say. ...

... mercantile marine. The spherists, however, hold that this is done on a globular earth, while the gvhnhhho}d it to be done on a flat earth. ho is might and who is wrong? The spherists believe that our enormously large and enmormously heavy ships can sail, bottom ...

... aids to a complete knowledge of geography. By all means, do not follow ** Zetetic's ” advice a 8 to the map based on the flat earth theory, or you will find yourseit as hope- Jessly **at sca’” as some of the South Vacitic Islands delineated thereon. 1 ...

... avnilagle for Mr. giampden. Let him follow the setting sun on and on to the West, till he comes to the edge of this flat, flat earth. Then, should he throw himself over he will have proved his theory and we ,h.hl: hear r;‘o more of ELm, but if, on the contrary ...

... things are not all true of it, Lie may depend it is mn% 1! uney are all true, 4 ven'ure Lo say he iz rizht.—E. L. G. \,'ms- FLAT EARTH —Of course a flnid pool the size of # billinri-table is fattor than any such work of art, because the middle of the faid ...

... the historical valuo of the pocms, and their wituess to the formation of national Greek life, the cosmology of Howmer, bis flat earth, with Clympus, the Greek Mount Merd, for the Gods, the unseen nether world for departed epirits, and Tartaras (counterpart ...

... way to show they are not in a straight line, and bow much the middle light is above the straight line. As for Hampden’s flat earth, how could the sun rise from the ses or set into the sea ? Neither of those sights would ever be possible on a flat ses ...