The Unity of Nature
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Why was that march ever resumed in a direction so un- inviting and pursued to a destination so desolate and so miserable ?
But the moment we come to ask this question in respect to the Fuegians, we find that it is a ■question which arises equally out of the position and life of many other portions of the human family. The northern extremity of the American Continent presents exactly the same problem as the southern. If it is impossible to suppose that Man was first created, or born, or develope...d in Tierra del Fuego, it is not less impossible to suppose that he made his first appearance on the frozen shores of Baffin's Bay. Watching at the blow-hole of a Seal for many hours in a temperature 75° below the freezing point, is the constant work of the Inuit hunter. And when at last his prey is struck, it is his greatest luxury to feast upon the raw blood and blubber. To civilised Man it is hardly possible to conceive a life so wretched, and in some aspects at least so brutal, as the life led by this race during the continual night of the Arctic winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why was that march ever resumed in a direction so un- inviting and pursued to a destination so desolate and so miserable ?
But the moment we come to ask this question in respect to the Fuegians, we find that it is a ■question which arises equally out of the position and life of many other portions of the human family. The northern extremity of the American Continent presents exactly the same problem as the southern. If it is impossible to suppose that Man was first created, or born, or develope...d in Tierra del Fuego, it is not less impossible to suppose that he made his first appearance on the frozen shores of Baffin's Bay. Watching at the blow-hole of a Seal for many hours in a temperature 75° below the freezing point, is the constant work of the Inuit hunter. And when at last his prey is struck, it is his greatest luxury to feast upon the raw blood and blubber. To civilised Man it is hardly possible to conceive a life so wretched, and in some aspects at least so brutal, as the life led by this race during the continual night of the Arctic winter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Argyll, George Douglas Campbell, Duke Of, 1823-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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