The Prehistoric World; Or, Vanished Races
The Prehistoric World; Or, Vanished Races
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This was anage, we must remember that delighted in tales of the marvelous; addto this the further fact that Cortez was not, at the beginning of hisexpedition, acting with the sanction of his royal master; indeed, hissailing from the island of Cuba was in direct violation of the commandsof the governor. It was very necessary for him to impress upon the courtof Spain a sense of the importance of his undertaking.
Certain it is that the accounts that have been handed down to us, thoughread with won...der and admiration, though made the basis on which manywriters have constructed most glowing descriptions of the wonders of thebarbaric civilization, which they would fain have us believe, rivaledthat of "Ormus and of Ind, " are to-day seriously questioned by a largeand influential portion of the scientific world. We have another pointto be considered that is of no little weight, as all candid men mustadmit that it would influence the opinions the Spaniards would formof the culture of the Indians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was anage, we must remember that delighted in tales of the marvelous; addto this the further fact that Cortez was not, at the beginning of hisexpedition, acting with the sanction of his royal master; indeed, hissailing from the island of Cuba was in direct violation of the commandsof the governor. It was very necessary for him to impress upon the courtof Spain a sense of the importance of his undertaking.
Certain it is that the accounts that have been handed down to us, thoughread with won...der and admiration, though made the basis on which manywriters have constructed most glowing descriptions of the wonders of thebarbaric civilization, which they would fain have us believe, rivaledthat of "Ormus and of Ind, " are to-day seriously questioned by a largeand influential portion of the scientific world. We have another pointto be considered that is of no little weight, as all candid men mustadmit that it would influence the opinions the Spaniards would formof the culture of the Indians.
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