The Hope of Israel Presumptive Evidence That the Aborigines of the Western Hemi
The Hope of Israel Presumptive Evidence That the Aborigines of the Western Hemi
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" To gratify the Spanish govern- ment, Columbus imposed a tax in 1495, on all above fourteen years of age. Ovando the governor, from 1500 to 1509, nearly extermi- nated them. This writer describes the original population of Chili, as speaking the same lan- guage, and resembling in appearance the former. Those on the plains were of the ordinary stature of men ; those of the Andes surpassed it. Their complexions are of a reddish brown, easily changing to white. One branch dwelling in Baroa near t...he Canton, was absolutely white, they cultivated maize — their agricultural imple- ments were the spade and plough, both entirely of wood, the plough was drawn by a camel. From the earth they extracted gold, silver, cop- per, tin, fashioning them into various ornaments and instruments— they were not acquainted with the use of iron. Their clothing was of Camel's wool variously dyed — their vessels were of clay, hard wood, and marble — they could express any PRESUMPTIVE EVIDENCE. 115 quantity in numbers, and their advances in astro- nomy, and surgery were singular.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" To gratify the Spanish govern- ment, Columbus imposed a tax in 1495, on all above fourteen years of age. Ovando the governor, from 1500 to 1509, nearly extermi- nated them. This writer describes the original population of Chili, as speaking the same lan- guage, and resembling in appearance the former. Those on the plains were of the ordinary stature of men ; those of the Andes surpassed it. Their complexions are of a reddish brown, easily changing to white. One branch dwelling in Baroa near t...he Canton, was absolutely white, they cultivated maize — their agricultural imple- ments were the spade and plough, both entirely of wood, the plough was drawn by a camel. From the earth they extracted gold, silver, cop- per, tin, fashioning them into various ornaments and instruments— they were not acquainted with the use of iron. Their clothing was of Camel's wool variously dyed — their vessels were of clay, hard wood, and marble — they could express any PRESUMPTIVE EVIDENCE. 115 quantity in numbers, and their advances in astro- nomy, and surgery were singular.
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