...and they shift their sail to the winds. Hence it was, in patt, may we not believe, that our Sariour began his mission on the shores of Gennesaret, and...remotely speaking, of liberty. The spirit of commerce, toe, is the spirit of peace, its interest the interest of peace, and peace is the element of all moral...

...it was, in part, may we not believe, that our Saviour began his mission on the shores of Genoesaret, and among the boatmen there. Out of these, too, he...broke up the dark ages, and gave the modern nations thatimpulse which set them forward in their career of art and social refinement, and, remotely speaking,...

...Among them he had few prejudices to encounter, while at Jerusalem every mind was set against him witfi obstinacy as firm as the rocks of Zion. So it was...social refinement, and remotely speaking, of liberty." Another and more impressive view of the moral utility of seas and oceans, in bringing all regions and...

...city of the inland regions, that was forward to change and improvement. But it was a Tyre, queen ot the sea ; a Carthage, sending out her ships beyond...social refinement, and remotely speaking, of liberty." Another and more impressive view of the moral utility of seas and oceans, in bringing all regions and...

...Pillars of Hercules, to Britain and the Northern Isles; an Athens, an Alexandria — these were the scats of art, and thought, and learning, and liberal improvement...social refinement, and remotely speaking, of liberty." Another and more impressive view of the moral utility of seas and oceans, in bringing nil regions and...

...queen of the sea; a Carthage, sending out her ships, beyond the Pillars of Hercules, to Britain aud the Northern Isles ; an Athens, an Alexandria —...commercial cities that broke up the dark ages, and gavo the modern nations that impulse which set them forward in their career of art and social refinement,...

...improvement. It was a Tyre, Queen of the Sea ; a Carthage, sending out her ships beyond the Pillars of 16 Hercules to Britain and the Northern Isles ; an Athens, an Alexandria, — these were the seats of thought, of art, of learning, and literal improvement of every sort* Island life has therefore compensations...