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Pearl Necklace said...

The process of subsidence in different places and starts
ends with the greatest irregularity, that's why the layer groups,
formed in these areas only in very rare cases
to fit each other. If we compare them one with another at
time, the limits of their will certainly to go, They will not
to fit in any certain division. Turning to the facts, we see
that every day they reaffirm the position expressed by us a priori.
Take for example the system of the old red Sandstone. In the North of England she
seems to be only one layer of conglomerate. In Herfordshire in
Worcestershire and Shropshire, it expands into the group of formations with eight
to ten thousand feet in thickness and consisting of conglomerates, red,
green and white Sandstone, red, green, and mottled marl and
compacted limestone. To the South-West, as, for example, between Carmarthen and
Pembroke, these strata of the old red Sandstone are of considerable
licola-logical changes On the opposite shore of the Bristol Strait
they show the new changes in mineral characteristics. Finally, in South
Devon and Cornwallis corresponding to this system of layers, including
mainly from shale, slate and limestone, so different from
aforesaid, that they for a long time was considered to be Silurian system. When
we see thus that in certain directions the whole group of precipitation
thins and mineral that the symptoms vary quite a
insignificant space, it is not clear whether it becomes to us that the whole group
precipitation was purely local? And when we find in other localities of the formation,
similar to the formation of the old red Sandstone or Devonian, is it possible
to assert positively, or even to recognize only probable that each of
these formations began and ended simultaneously with the above us? Is it possible
to do without the striking, undeniable evidence, to make
we believe such a coincidence?