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Penda of Mercia has the character of being murderously hostile; but it was land, not creed, that he cared for. He was quite broad and undenominational in his slaughters. About A. D. 545, a great plague raged at Soissons, and the people begged for the return of their bishop. He went back to his old charge, and there is no suggestion that he ever left it again.
Now, sir, who could have thought at that day that in the comparatively short time of forty-three years it would require the sum of even $12,000,000 to fix up a machinery alone for the benefit of three or four million negroes, and more especially, sir, when it is understood that in 1820 we had a population, including white and colored, of 9,633,545. Mr.
He presented ample tables of statistics, and summed up the results in their bearing upon his argument as follows: "The whole United States, with a population of 27,000,000, contains 834,106 illiterate persons, and of these 545,177 are found in the Southern States with a population of 12,000,000.
The imports for the last fiscal year, ending on the 30th of June, 1847, were of the value of $146,545,638, of which the amount exported was $8,011,158, leaving $138,534,480 in the country for domestic use. The value of the exports for the same period was $158,648,622, of which $150,637,464 consisted of domestic productions and $8,011,158 of foreign articles.
Part 5. p. 95. In jugulo causa, c. 5. Crenius, Anim. phil. Part 5. p. 85. Lett. 265. Lett. 545. Lett. 538. Amb. l. 1. p. 95. Polihist. l. 1. c. 24. Pope Blount, p. 946. Supplement de Moreri. Ep. 21. p. 45. Ep. 229. p. 78. Ep. 697. p. 964. Ep. Sarr. 165. Ep. 163. p. 168. In Crenii Anim. Phil. & Hist. t. 1. p. 23. XXVI. It remains that we should relate what we know of Grotius's family.
Estimating our population at 75,194,000 at the time mentioned, the per capita circulation was $25.09. On the same date there was in the Treasury gold bullion amounting to $138,502,545.
The Commissioners thought Joyce deserved hanging in any case; but the King, who had taken a liking for him, told him that, though it was a great treason he had done, he might consider himself pardoned. Hist. III. 591-594; Rushworth, VI. 545- 550, with the previously-mentioned "Impartial Narration" of Joyce.
It was, perhaps, his repulse from the walls of Edessa that induced Chosroes, in A.D. 545, seriously to entertain the proposals for an arrangement which were made to him by the ambassadors of Justinian.
This was the first great ascendancy which England obtained over Scotland; and indeed the first important transaction which had passed between the kingdoms. Chron. Dunst. p. 36. Hoveden, p. 545. M. West. p. 251. Diceto, p. 584. Brompton, p. 1103. Rymer, vol. i. p. 39.
544 The Boy Messenger of Russia; or, The Czar's Secret Despatch Bearer. By Allan Arnold. 545 Monte Cristo, Jr.; or, The Diamonds of the Borgias. By Howard Austin. 546 The Boy Privateer Captain; or, Lost on a Nameless Sea. By Capt. Thos. H. Wilson. 547 The Boys in Blue; or, The Football Champions of Cherryville. By Allan Arnold. 548 From Bootblack to Broker; or, The Luck of a Wall Street Boy.
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