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Excerpt from A Survey of the Early Geography of Western Europe, as Connected With the First Inhabitants of Origin, Lan Guage, Religious Rites, and Bites, 1859The following remarks are founded Upon an examination of most of the ancient authorities.The period to which they relate, commencing at the very earliest dawn of history, descends to some centuries subsequent to the Christian era.This period is divided into two portions, separated by an i...

Excerpt from The March of Hannibal From the Rhone to the AlpsWorld, which she was allowed to fashion after her own taste, and, as we are not disposed to object to our language, our literature, or our laws, the greater portion of which we have derived from her, we may be presumed to be satisfied with the course she adopted. What effect might have been produced upon our domestic habits and political institutions, had the Carthaginian triumphed, ...

Excerpt from The March of Hannibal From the Rhone to the Alps Among the many sources of interest which engage our attention in passing through a foreign country, neither its economy, political and domestic, its natural curiosities, its scenery, nor its field sports, more powerfully attract the traveller, than the sight of places renowned in history as the scenes where great events have been transacted. The plains where battles have been fough...

Excerpt from The March of Hannibal From the Rhone to the Alps Among the many sources of interest which engage our attention in passing through a foreign country, neither its economy, political and domestic, its natural curiosities, its scenery, nor its field sports, more powerfully attract the traveller, than the sight of places renowned in history as the scenes where great events have been transacted. The plains where battles have been fough...

Excerpt from A Survey of the Early Geography of Western Europe, as Connected With the First Inhabitants of Origin, Lan Guage, Religious Rites, and Bites, 1859 The following remarks are founded upon an examination of most of the ancient authorities. The period to which they relate, commencing at the very earliest dawn of history, descends to some centuries subsequent to the Christian era. This period is divided into two portions, separated b...