A Letter To...Lord Brougham, and to the Educated and Intellectual Classes, On the Excellencies and Consolations of "Divine Philosophy"

In this enlightening essay, German historian August Friedrich Gfrörer makes a compelling argument for the importance of divine philosophy in modern society. Drawing on both historical and contemporary sources, Gfrörer makes a compelling case for the relevance of this ancient practice to modern life.
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