The Sewerage of Sea Coast Towns
THE SEWERAGE OF SEA COAST TOWNS BY HENRY C. ADAMS CONTENTS CHAPTER I. THE FORMATION OF TIDES AND CURRENTS II. OBSERVATIONS OF THE RISE AND FALL OF TIDES III. CURRENT OBSERVATIONS IV. SELECTION OF SITE FOR OUTFALL SEWER.
which there was not a considerable increase of members, and in one place
where I was stationed, the numbers in church-fellowship were more than
doubled in less than eighteen months.
In those days it never once entered my mind that I could ever be
anything else but a Christian minister: yet in course of time I ceased
to be one; ceased to be even a Christian. I was severed first from the
Church, and then from Christ, and I wandered at length far away into the
regions of doubt and unbelief, and came near to the outermost confines
of eternal night. And the question arises,
How happened this? And how happened it that, after having wandered so
far away, I was permitted to return to my present happy position?
These two questions I shall endeavor, to the best of my ability, to
answer.
CHAPTER II.
CAUSES OF UNBELIEF.
How came I to wander into doubt and unbelief?
THE SEWERAGE OF SEA COAST TOWNS BY HENRY C. ADAMS CONTENTS CHAPTER I. THE FORMATION OF TIDES AND CURRENTS II. OBSERVATIONS OF THE RISE AND FALL OF TIDES III. CURRENT OBSERVATIONS IV. SELECTION OF SITE FOR OUTFALL SEWER.