...occupied formerly, are now become the abodes of myriads of peaceful, civilized, and friendly men, and the desert and impenetrable forest, are changed into...worked this wonderful change. By language fathers have communicated their gathered experience to their children, and these to succeeding children, with...

...miserable savages, who could scarcely defend themselves against the wild beasts that shared the woods witb them, and the inclemencies of the weather, and the...worked this wonderful change. By language fathers have communicated their gathered experience and reflections to their children, and these to succeeding...

...formerly, ire now become the abodes of peaceful, civilized and friendly men, where the desert and the impenetrable forest are changed into cultivated fields,...worked this wonderful change. By language, fathers communicate their gathered experience and reflections to their children, and these to succeeding children,...

...myriads of peaceful, civilized, and friendly men, where the desert and impenetrable forest are ehanged into cultivated fields, rich gardens, and magnificent...the strong intellect of man, •operating with the facility of language as a means, which has gradually worked this wonderful change. By language fathers...

...nobler brutes. Now, as regards many regions of the earth, history exhibits the early human inhabitants in states of ignorance and barbarism, not far removed...many generations, the precious store had grown until memory could contain no more, the arts of writing, and then of printing, arose, making language visible...

...themselves, and destroying each other with every species of savage, and even cannibal cruelty—countries so occupied formerly, are now become the abodes of...their children, and these to succeeding children, wit]} new accumulation; and when, after many generations, the precious store had grown until memory...

...formerly, are now become the abodes of peaceful, civilized and friendly men, where the desert and the impenetrable forest are changed into cultivated fields, rich gardens and magnificent cities. language visible and permanent, and enlarging inimitably the repositories of knowledge. Language thus,...

...formerly, are now become the abodes of peaceful, civilized and friendly men, where . the desert and the impenetrable forest are changed into cultivated fields, rich gardens and magnificent cities. language visible and permanent, and enlarging inimitably the repositories of knowledge. Language thus,...

...inclemencies of the weather, and the consequences of want and fatigue, and who to each other were ofii-n more dangerous than any wild beasts, unceasingly warring...faculty of language as a means, which has gradually wrought this wonderful change. By language, fathers communicated their gathered experience and reflections...

...formerly, are now become the abodes of peaceful, civilized and friendly men, where the desert and the impenetrable forest are changed into cultivated fields,...worked this wonderful change. By language, fathers communicate their gathered experience and reflections to their childrenj and these to succeeding children,...