Excerpt from The Canon of the Old Testament: An Essay on the Gradual Growth and Formation of the Hebrew Canon of Scripture

Prof. Kirkpatrick's Divine Library of t/ze 01d Testa ment appeared too late for me to make use of it. But I have added these useful lectures to the list of books which is placed after the Contents.' To Dr. Hort, who read these pages in proof, I/am most grateful for numerous suggestions and friendly criticisms, of which I have been glad to avail myself, as far as has been possible.

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