Choice Specimens of American Literature And Literary Reader 8 2
Choice Specimens of American Literature And Literary Reader 8 2
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Whether it belongs to that extensive Indo-European family ofnations, which, in ages before the dawn of history, took up a line ofmarch in two columns from Lower India, and moving westward by both anorthern and a southward route, finally diffused itself over WesternAsia, Northern Africa, and the greater part of Europe; or whether, asothers suppose, the Celtic race belongs to a still older stock, and wasitself driven down upon the south and into the west of Europe by theoverwhelming force of the ...Indo-Europeans, is a question which we haveno time at present to discuss. However it may be decided, it would seemthat for the first time, as far as we are acquainted with the fortunesof this interesting race, they have found themselves in a reallyprosperous condition, in this country. Driven from the soil in the westof Europe, to which their forefathers clang for two thousand years, theyhave at length, and for the first time in their entire history, founda real home in a land of strangers. Having been told, in the frightfullanguage of political economy, that at the daily table which Naturespreads for the human family there is no cover laid for them in Ireland, they have crossed the ocean to find occupation, shelter, and bread, on aforeign but friendly soil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whether it belongs to that extensive Indo-European family ofnations, which, in ages before the dawn of history, took up a line ofmarch in two columns from Lower India, and moving westward by both anorthern and a southward route, finally diffused itself over WesternAsia, Northern Africa, and the greater part of Europe; or whether, asothers suppose, the Celtic race belongs to a still older stock, and wasitself driven down upon the south and into the west of Europe by theoverwhelming force of the ...Indo-Europeans, is a question which we haveno time at present to discuss. However it may be decided, it would seemthat for the first time, as far as we are acquainted with the fortunesof this interesting race, they have found themselves in a reallyprosperous condition, in this country. Driven from the soil in the westof Europe, to which their forefathers clang for two thousand years, theyhave at length, and for the first time in their entire history, founda real home in a land of strangers. Having been told, in the frightfullanguage of political economy, that at the daily table which Naturespreads for the human family there is no cover laid for them in Ireland, they have crossed the ocean to find occupation, shelter, and bread, on aforeign but friendly soil.
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