...This portion of the earth I conceive to have been a large part of Asia, lying between the Caucasian Ridge, the Caspian Sea, and Tartary, on the north,...considerable distances, on the eastern and western flank. I venture to think that man, as first created, and for many ages afterwards, did not extend his race...

...portion of the earth I conceive to have rfthe^tth" been a large part of Asia, lying between the Caucasian ridge, the Caspian Sea, and Tartary, on the north,...run, at considerable distances, on the eastern and the western flank. I venture to think that man, as first created, and for many ages afterwards, did...

...display. This portion of the earth I conceive to have been a part of Asia, lying between the Caucasian ridge, the Caspian Sea, and Tartary, on the north,...run at considerable distances, on the eastern and the western flank. I venture to think that man, as first created, and for many ages afterwards, did...

...This portion of the earth I conceive to have been a large part of Asia, lying between the Caucasian ridge, the Caspian Sea, and Tartary, on the north,...run, at considerable distances, on the eastern and the western flank. I venture to think that man, as first created, and for many ages afterwards, did...

...have been a large part of Asia, lying between the Caucasian ridge, the Caspian Sea, and Turkey, in the north, the Persian and Indian seas on the south,...mountain ridges which run at considerable distances in the eastern and western Hank. I venture to think that man, as first created, and for many ages afterwards,...

...between the Caucasian ridge, the Caspian Sea, and Turkey, in the north, the Persian and Indian setts on the south, and the high mountain ridges which run at considerable distances in the eastern and western flank. I venture to think that man, as first created, and for many ages...

...capacities of mankind in the earliest ages, of a series of operations, by which the Being of Omnipotent wisdom and goodness adjusted and finished not the...Tartary, on the north, the Persian and Indian Seas on the south,and the high mountain ridges which run, at considerable distances, on the eastern and western...

...its surface for most glorious purposes." This portion, he thinks, is included " between the Caucasian ridge, the Caspian Sea, and Tartary on the north,...considerable distances on the eastern and western flank. Here man was placed, here lived, and never wandered beyond this region before the flood." He thinks,...

...This portion of the earth I conceive to have been a large part of Asia, lying between the Caucassian ridge, the Caspian Sea, and Tartary, on the north,...run, at considerable distances, on the eastern and the western flank." I am compelled to say, that after repeatedly reading this statement, I am at a...

...favoured " portion" in Asia, " between the Caucasian ridge, the Caspian sea, and Tartary on the norih, ihe Persian and Indian seas on the south, and the high...considerable distances, on the eastern and western flanks." Having thus selected a site for the six days' operations, he has no great difficulty with...