A Dissertation on Miracles is a carefully crafted reissue of the original from 1798, which addresses the theme of miracles and their significance as evidence of divine intervention. Written by Hugh Farmer, this work offers an in-depth analysis and argumentation that supports the mission and teachings of a prophet. The publication by Hansebooks aims to preserve and make historical literature accessible by reissuing significant works from the past. This edition is a valuable piece for anyone interested in the philosophical and theological discussions about miracles and their role in religion. Hansebooks contributes to the preservation of literature that is often only available as an antiquity, ensuring that such historical knowledge remains accessible to future generations.