...a hill, which after it has diffused its warmth around, tinges the distant horizon with its glow. " The settlers who established themselves on the shores...greater mass of intelligence than is to be found in anyEuropean nation of our own time. All, without a single exception, had received a good education,...

...buccaneers ; and, at the present day, the criminal courts of England supply the population of Australia. The settlers who established themselves on the shores...greater mass of intelligence than is to be found in any European nation of our own time. All, without a single exception, had received a good education, and...

...buccaneers ; and, at the present day, the criminal courts of England supply the population of Australia. The settlers who established themselves on the shores...of New England all belonged to the more independent i * The States of New England are those situated to the east of the Hudson; they are now six in number:...

...settlers belonged to the more independent classes in their native land. Their union on the soil of America presented the singular phenomenon of a society containing neither lords nor common »The Canadians, for the most part, came from Normandy, and bear a striking resemblance to the people...

...settlers belonged to the more independent classes in their native land. Their union on the soil of America presented the singular phenomenon of a society containing...neither lords nor common people, neither rich nor poor ; and they possessed, in proportion to their numbers, a greater amount of intelligence than was to...

...buccaneers ; and, at the present day, the criminal courts of England supply the population of Australia. I 'The settlers who established themselves on the shores of New England all belonged to the more inde|>endent classes of their native country. Their union oh the soil of America at once presented...

...buccaneers ; and, at the present day, the criminal courts of England supply the population of Australia. The settlers who established themselves on the shores...number, a greater mass of intelligence than is to he found in any European nation of our own time. All, without a single exception, had received a good...

...of their low origin, the modern cavaliers of Virginia consider themselves too good to associate. " The settlers who established themselves on the shores...society containing neither lords nor common people, and we may almost say, neither rich nor poor. These men possessed, in proportion to their numbers,...

...buccaneers ; and, at the present day, the criminal courts of England supply the population of Australia. The settlers who established themselves on the shores...greater mass of intelligence than is to be found in any European nation of our own time. All, without a single exception, had received a good education, and...

...buccaneers ; and, at the present day, the criminal courts of England supply the population of Australia. The settlers who established themselves on the shores...Their union on the soil of America at once presented ne singular phenomenon of a society containing neither lords nor common people, neither rich nor poor....