...them, preaching every Lord's day ; by which, in process of time, he made so great an impression upon their minds, that they abandoned that wicked trade,...example to all the rest of England to do the same." 50 Bede, iv. c. 13. 51 Wilk. Leg. Sax. 15. 22. 52, 53. 59. " Ibid. p. 103. 139. 53 Ibid. p. 47. BO...

...which, in profess of time, he made BO great an impression on their winds, that they ahandoned their wicked trade, and set an example to all the rest of England to do the same." It was the sight of some Knglish Slaves which was the occasion of Christianity being first preached...

...spending two or three months at a time among them, and at last prevailed upon them to abandon this wicked trade, and set an example to all the rest of England to do the same b. .Great oris Hits in pnrtibus oportet can tart." Bedae. Hist. Escles. lib. ic 1. p. 78. Saint Gregory...

...preaching every Lord's day ; by which, in process of time, he had made so great an impression upon their minds, that they abandoned that wicked trade,...example to all the rest of England to do the same." Henry's Hist. vol. iv. p. 238. 53 Bedc, iv. c. 1344 Wilk. Leg. Sax. 15. 22. 52, 53. 59. M Ibid. p....

...on to relate that after great pains, Saint Wulfstan succeeded in persuading these people to abandon "that wicked trade, and set an example to all the...do the same." " But for this remarkable passage," says a modern historian, "it would scarcely have been suspected that there ever was a time when the...

...sometimes stayed two months amongst them, preaching every Lord's day; by which, in process of time, he made so great an impression on their minds, that they...wicked trade, and set an example to all the rest of England.'"—Henry's Great Britain, b. ii. chap. 6. W. Malms. I. ic 3. Anglia Sacra, t. ii. p. 258....

...stared two nxoths amongst them, preaching erery Lord"s day; by which. in process of time, he made §o great an impression on their minds, that they abandoned...trade, and set an example to all the rest of England.'" — Henrys Great Britain. b. ii. chap. 6. W. Malms. 1. ic 3. Anglia Sacra, t. ii. p. 258. As late as...

...them, preaching every Lord's day; by which, in process of time, he had made so great an impression upon their minds, that they abandoned that wicked trade,...set an example to all the rest of England to do the tame." Henry's Hist . vol. iv. p. 238. 1 Bede, 166. >' Bouquet's Recucil des Historien?, tom. iii....

...them, preaching every Lord's day; by which, in process of time, he had made so great an impression upon their minds, that they abandoned that wicked trade,...set an example to all the rest of England to do the tame." Henry's Hist. vol. iv. p. 238. • Bede. iv. c. 13. ' Wilk. Leg. Sax. 15, 22, 52, 53, 59. «...

...them, preachmg every Lord's Day, by which, in process of tnne, he made so great an impression upon their minds that they abandoned that wicked trade,...there ever was a time when the natives of England were regularly exported to be sold as slaves to the Irish. Their principal purchasers were probably...