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...any part of our island so far distant from the sea as to be secure from attack. The same atrocities which had attended the victory of the Saxon over the...from the Baltic established themselves on the eastern shores, spread gradually westward, and, supported by constant reinforcements from beyond the sea, aspired...

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...any part of our island so far distant from the sea as to be secure from attack. The same atrocities which had attended the victory of the Saxon over the...ages, suffered by the Saxon at the hand of the Dane. Civilization, just as it began to rise, was met by this blow, and sank down once more. Large colomes...

...any part of our island so far distant from the sea as to be secure from attack. The same atrocities which had attended the victory of the Saxon over the Celt were now, after the lapse of ages, suffered hy the Saxon at the hand of the Dane. Civilisation, just as it began to rise. was met by this blow,...

...any part of our island so far distant from the sea as to be secure from attack. The same atrocities which had attended the victory of the Saxon over"...the Celt were now, after the lapse of ages, suffered hy the Saxon at the hand of the Dane. Civilisation, just as it began to rise, was met by this blow,...

...attack. The same atrocities which had attended the victorious Saxon over the Celt, were now, after a lapse of ages, suffered by the Saxon at the hand of...just as it began to rise, was met by this blow, and sunk down once more. Large colonies of adventurers from the Baltic established themselves on the Eastern...

...Saxon at the hand of the Dane. Civilisation, just as it began to rise, was met by this blow, and sunk down once more. Large colonies of adventurers from the Baltic established themselves on the Eastern shores, spread gradually westward, and supported by constant re-inforcements from beyond the sea, aspired...

...Celt, were now, after the lapse of ages, suffered by the Saxon at the hand of the Dane. ^Civilization, just as it began to rise, was met by this blow, and sank down once more»x Large colonies of adventurers from the Baltic established themselves on the eastern shores,...