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Page 241
... the people of your great republic would look to Plymouth Rock as to a new Sinai , where the Almighty legislator revealed what he expects your nation to do and not do unto her neighbors , by revealing to her free America's destiny .
... the people of your great republic would look to Plymouth Rock as to a new Sinai , where the Almighty legislator revealed what he expects your nation to do and not do unto her neighbors , by revealing to her free America's destiny .
Page 248
... that it is not easy , from the Anglo - Saxon text alone , to ascertain the locality of the places which he mentions . The original Latin of Orosius is more full and satisfactory . Caspian Sea unto the river Don , and to the 248 4.
... that it is not easy , from the Anglo - Saxon text alone , to ascertain the locality of the places which he mentions . The original Latin of Orosius is more full and satisfactory . Caspian Sea unto the river Don , and to the 248 4.
Page 249
Caspian Sea unto the river Don , and to the fen called Mæotis [ Sea of Azov ] , and then south to the Mediterranean Sea and to Mount Taurus , and north to the ocean is all the country of Scythia within ; though it is separated into ...
Caspian Sea unto the river Don , and to the fen called Mæotis [ Sea of Azov ] , and then south to the Mediterranean Sea and to Mount Taurus , and north to the ocean is all the country of Scythia within ; though it is separated into ...
Page 325
After that they had satisfied , or rather tired themselues in this manner , they made signes to our Generall to haue him sit down ; unto whom both the king and diuers others made seuerall orations , or rather , indeed , if wee had ...
After that they had satisfied , or rather tired themselues in this manner , they made signes to our Generall to haue him sit down ; unto whom both the king and diuers others made seuerall orations , or rather , indeed , if wee had ...
Page 334
Therefore I am at this present to prove yt all the land lying betweene the laste climate even unto the point directly under either Poles , is or maye be inhabited , especially of suche creatures as are ingendred and bredde therein .
Therefore I am at this present to prove yt all the land lying betweene the laste climate even unto the point directly under either Poles , is or maye be inhabited , especially of suche creatures as are ingendred and bredde therein .
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| Title | Old South Leaflets Old South Leaflets, Old South Association Issue 5 of Old South leaflets: Annual series |
| Contributor | Old South Association |
| Publisher | Directors of the Old South Work, 1902 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 13 Mar 2010 |
| Length | 8 pages |
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