Eine Einführung in die amerikanische Geschichte, Europäische Anfänge. Sie waren Winkel, die er ausübte, dass Sie mehr wie Engel scheinen! Sie kamen, in Wahrheit, aus England und waren Nachkommen des Stammes der Winkel, mit Hengistand Horsa auf die Insel von Großbritannien in 449 gekommen war, fast eine Hun - dred und fünfzig Jahre vor der Zeit von Papst Gregor. Gregory keine früher sah den Blonden Sklaven von Eng-land, als er begann zu planen, wie diese Heiden peoplemight zum Christentum konvertiert werden. Später, als er sein - kam Papst, nahm er aus seinem brennenden Wunsch zu erfüllen. Augustinus und seine Mission. Er wählte für

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An introduction to American history, European beginnings . they were Angles, he re-plied, They seem more like angels! They came, in.truth, from England and were descendants of the Ger-man tribe of Angles that had come over with Hengistand Horsa to the island of Britain in 449, almost a hun-dred and fifty years before the time of Pope Gregory. Gregory no sooner saw the fair-haired slaves from Eng-land than he began to plan how these heathen peoplemight be converted to Christianity. Later, when he be-came pope, he took steps to carry out his ardent desire. Augustine and his mission. He chose for the work acompany of forty monks, under the leadership of Augus-tine, one of his friends, who was the head of a Romanmonastery. The monks were very reluctant at first to goon so toilsome and dangerous an expedition into a coun-try inhabited by barbarous, warlike men, of whose verylanguage they were ignorant; but with Pope Gregorysencouragement they took heart, and, after the longjourney across France and the English Channel, they THE EARLY CHRISTIANS 97. landed on the shores of England in the summer of 597, to begin their work of making Christians of the Germantribes that had settled there. All these tribes were now coming to be called English, after the largest tribe, the Angles ; and the country, as wehave seen, was called Angle land, or England. The peoplewere still living in , _ separate tribes, some-what as they had livedin Germany, eachtribe under its chief.In the north was akingdom called North-umbria, in the southwas the kingdom ofKent, and scattered throughout the country were otherkingdoms. There were seven of them altogether. It was from Ethelbert, king of Kent, that Augustineand his missionaries asked permission to enter Englandand preach Christianity. They had landed in Kent be-cause it was easiest for them to reach its shores fromFrance, and they felt more sure of a favorable answerfrom Ethelbert because his wife, Bertha, was already aChristian. Queen Bertha, calle

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