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I k1879, the late William Bross of Chicago, lieutenantgovernor of Illinois in 1866-1870, desiring to make some memorial of his son, Nathaniel Bross, who had died in 1856, entered into an agreement with the Trustees of Lake Forest University, whereby there was finally transferred to the said Trustees the sum of Forty Thousand Dollars, the income of which was to accumulate in perpetuity for successive periods of ten years, at compound interest, the accumulations of one decade to be spent in the following decade, for the purpose of stimulating the production of the best books or treatises on the connection relation and mutual hearing of any practical science or history of our race or the facts in any department of knowledge with and upon the Christian Religion In his deed of gift the founder had in view the religion of the Bible composed of the Old and New Testaments of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christy as commonly received in the Presbyterian and other evangelical churches. His object was to call out the best efforts of the highest talent and the ripest scholarship of the worlds to illustrate from science or any department of knowledge and to demonstrate the divine origin and authority of the Christian Scriptures ;andy furthery to show how both Science and Revelation coincide and to prove the existene the providence or any or all of the at tributes of the one living and true Q-ody infinite eternal and unchangeable in Mis being wisdom power holiness justice goodness and trv Uh.
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