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【】yitved oreaheuhatborderupon theatlanticbeethestersoftheearth. therearethosehatthehesuicide ofthegreateuropeannationshasgreatlydihe iortaheatlaheyexpeivilisation eritiandfihe pa.butidoubtthis. thepaniedbyasteadyincreasein thesizeofshipsandabroadeningoftheknohenavigators. theflatbottodvesselsoftheheeuphrates hesailingvesselsofthephoenis,the aegeans,thegreeks,thecarthaginiansandtherons. theseintuhesquareriggedvesselsof thepueseandthespaniards.aerweredriven froheobythefullriggedcraftoftheenglishandthe dutch. atpresent,hoionnolongerdependsupon ships.aircrafthastakenandiaketheplace ofthesailingvesselaear.thetreof civilisatioofaircraftand oreshallbetheundisturbed hoofthelittlefishes,esharedtheirdeep residenrace. buddhaandnfucius ngbuddhaandnfucius thedisveriesofthepueseandthespaniardshad broughtthechristiansofeeuropeintot hthepeopleofindiaandofa.theykneourse thatchristianitytheiononthisearth.there dansahenishtribesofnorthe africaidstonesarees.but inindiaandinathechristiannquerorsfoundnew llionsand tohearofhibecausetheythoughttheiroh uchbetterthanthatofthe. asthisisastoryofnkindandnotanexclusivehistoryof thepeopleofeuropeandourisphere,youought tokhingofteneagandwhose exalentioiheasahoughts ofthejorityofourfelloravellersonthisearth. inindia,buddhahegreatreligious teacher.hishistoryisaingone.hewasboin thesixthturybeforethebirthofchrist,hinsightofthe ghtyhilayauntains,wherefourhundredyearsbefore zarathustraorzoroaster,thefirstofthegreatleadersof thearyaheebranchofthe indoeuropeanracehadgiventoitself,hadtaughthispeople tardlifeasantinuousstrugglebetan, andorzd,thegodsofevilandgood.buddhas fatherightychiefaribeofthe sakiyas.histher,haya,hedaughterofa neighbking.shehadbeenrriedwhenshewasavery younggirl.butnyonshadpassedbeyoant ridgeofhillsandstillherhusbandhoutanheirwho shouldrulehislandsafterhiatlast,y
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