Ireland Among the Nations : Or, the Faults And Virtues of the Irish Compared With Those of Other Races
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Eri was rich in fruits, and flowers, and vegetation, watered with innumerable streams, and superabundantly blessed with the fat of the earth. In that happy western land, which the ancients deemed to be the last of the earth, there dwelt, in its Druidical or pre-Christian era, a simple, upright, and patriarchal people, whose religion was a sub- lime pantheism, whose government was tribal, and whose language, rites, laws, and manners were oriental. It was the Hiberno-Celtic branch of the first wa...ve of the human family which rest- ed and remained unchanged, unpolluted, and un- disturbed in its island, ocean-guarded home.
132 Characteristics of the Irish Race.
l 33 Other waves came afterwards from the great Iranian Centre of population, but they were broken in their western course on the continent, and never reached the western island.
This primeval people of Eri was gifted by nature with wonderful endowments, and among all its traits there was none so marked as a deep and ineradicable religious instinct.
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Eri was rich in fruits, and flowers, and vegetation, watered with innumerable streams, and superabundantly blessed with the fat of the earth. In that happy western land, which the ancients deemed to be the last of the earth, there dwelt, in its Druidical or pre-Christian era, a simple, upright, and patriarchal people, whose religion was a sub- lime pantheism, whose government was tribal, and whose language, rites, laws, and manners were oriental. It was the Hiberno-Celtic branch of the first wa...ve of the human family which rest- ed and remained unchanged, unpolluted, and un- disturbed in its island, ocean-guarded home.
132 Characteristics of the Irish Race.
l 33 Other waves came afterwards from the great Iranian Centre of population, but they were broken in their western course on the continent, and never reached the western island.
This primeval people of Eri was gifted by nature with wonderful endowments, and among all its traits there was none so marked as a deep and ineradicable religious instinct.
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