...inactivity the endless punishment of the wicked (55). Such were the Pagan Saxons. But their ferocity soon yielded to the exertions of the missionaries, and...property were protected by the equity of their christian conquerors (56). The acquisition of religious knowledge introduced a new spirit of legislation : the...

...Saxon converts, are pleasingly represented. ' Such were the pagan Saxons. But their ferocity soon soon yielded to the exertions of the missionaries, and...insensibly softened under the mild influence of the gospel. Death or slavery was no longer the fate of the conquered Britons : by their submission they were incorporated...

...the Saxon converts, are pleasingly represented. ' Such were the pagan Saxons. But their ferocity soon yielded to the exertions of the missionaries, and...insensibly softened under the mild influence of the gospel. Death or slavery was no Jonger the fate of the conquered Britons : by their submission they were incorporated...

...Saxon converts, are pleasingly represented. ' Such were the. pagan Saxons. But their ferocity soon yielded to the exertions of the missionaries, and the harsher features of tlieir origin were insensibly softened under the mild influence of the gospel. Death or slavery was...

...inactivity the endless punishment f ' of the wicked. " Such were the Pagan Saxons. But their ferocity soon yielded to " the exertions of the missionaries, and...submission they were incorporated with the' victors ; an<J " their lives and property were protected by the equity of their Chris" tian conquerors. The...

...rigors'were greatly mitigated. Lingard, in the next page (31) informs us— " But their ferocity soon yielded to the exertions of the missionaries, and...property were protected by the equity of their Christian conquerors. * * * * The humane idea, that by baptism, all men become brethren, contributed to meliorate...

...rigours were greatly mitigated. Lingard, in the next page (31) informs us — " But their ferocity soon yielded to the exertions of the missionaries, and...influence of the Gospel. In the rage of victory they leamed to respect the rights of humanity. Death or slavery was no longer the fate of the conquered...

...inactivity the endless punishment of the wicked." Such were the pagan Saxons. But their ferocity soon yielded to the exertions of the missionaries, and...In the rage of victory they learned to respect the "Julian, 'ie laud. Constan. p. 116. Sidon. l. viii. rp. 9. Zozim. l. iii. p. H7. ** Altissimte gratite...

...merchants of the continent, their countrymen, and even their own children." " But their ferocity soon yielded to the exertions of the missionaries, and...property were protected by the equity of their Christian conquerors. * * * The humane idea, that by baptism all men become brethren, contributed to meliorate...

...merchants of the continent, their countrymen, and even their own children." " But their ferocity soon yielded to the exertions of the missionaries, and...property were protected by the equity of their Christian eonquerors. * * * The humane idea, that by baptism all men become brethren, contributed to meliorate...