He says, p.

154:-- "Mr.Newman tells me, that I have clearly a profound unbelief in the Christian doctrine of divine influence, or I could not thus grossly insult it I answer...

that which Harrington ridiculed, as the context would have shown Mr.Newman, if he had had the patience to read on, and the calmness to judge, is the chaotic view of inspiration, _formally_ held by Mr.Parker, who is _expressly_ referred to, "Eclipse," p.

81." In 9th edition, p.

71.
The passage concerning Mr.Parker is in the _preceding_ page: I had read it, and I do not see how it at all relieves the disgust which every right-minded man must feel at this passage.