...confederation. They now extend their influence beyond its limits over the whole American world. The civilisation of New England has been like a beacon lit upon a hill,...warmth around, tinges the distant horizon with its glow. " The settlers who established themselves on the shores of New England all belonged to the more...

...towns from which no returns have been received; and ten from which the returns were not received • " The civilization of New England has been like a beacon...warmth around, tinges the distant horizon with its glow."— DC TKguevilU, Vol. I. p. 24. Within the time prescribed by the law, and which of course can...

...which the returns were not recei * " The civilization of New England has been like a heacon lit upon a which, after it has diffused its warmth around, tinges the distant horizon wit glow."— Z>e Tocqutville, Vol. I. p. 24. within the time prescribed by the law, and which of course...

...whole Confederation. They now extend their influence beyond its limits over the whole American world. The civilization of New England has been like a beacon...warmth around, tinges the distant horizon with its glow. The foundation of New England was a novel spectacle, and all the circumstances attending it were...

...Connecticut ; 2. Rhode Island ; 3. Massachusetts ; 4. Vermont; 5. New Hampshire ; 6. Maine. world. The civilization of New England has been like a beacon lit upon a hill, which after it hns diffused its warmth around, tinges the distant horizon with its glow. The foundation of New England...

...manufactory of various professions, fitted for all purposes — a talent bazaar, where you have everything at choice ; in fact, what Mr. Tocqueville says is...around, tinges the distant horizon with its glory.'" We are glad to see the Captain speaks rather respectfully of American cookery. Certes there is philosophy...

...of motives, than their fellows : but they now extend an influence over the entire Confederation. ' The ' civilization of New England has been like a beacon lit upon the ' hills, which after it has diffused its warmth around, tinges even ' the distant horizon with...

...extend their influence beyond its limits over the whole American world. The civilization of"? 7 j 3 New England has been like a beacon lit upon a hill,...warmth around, tinges the distant horizon with ; its glow. The foundation of New England was a novel spectacle, and all the circumstances attending it were...

...distant one's, and at length they imbued the whole confederation. The civilization of New-England . has been like a beacon lit upon a hill, which, after...warmth around, tinges the distant horizon with its glow." Dr. Julius, the sagacious and scrutinizing traveller from Germany, when contrasting the slovenly,...

...confederation. They now extend their influence beyond its limits over the whole American world. The civilisation of New England has been like a beacon lit upon a hill,...warmth around, tinges the distant horizon with its glow. The foundation of New England was a novel spectacle, and all the circumstances attending it were...