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Illustrations from First Book in Astronomy, by Rev. J. L. Blake, D.D., Boston, 1844.
Some of his thoughts:
"It is also conjectured that the Moon has extensive volcanoes."
"However, if the Moon be inhabited, the Creator has undoubtedly fitted the inhabitants to the situation which they occupy."
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