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EARLY MAN IN BRITAIN.
[CHAP. VIII.

progress has been built upon their foundation. Their cereals are still cultivated by the farmer, their domestic animals still minister to us, and the arts of which they only possessed the rudiments, have developed into the industries—spinning, weaving, pottery-making, mining; without which we can scarcely realise what our lives would be.