A Letter to American Teachers of History
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No longer will man live, — no longer will he breathe, — except in the equatorial zone, down to the day when the last tribe, already expiring in cold and hunger, shall camp on the shores of the last sea in the rays of a pale sun which will henceforward illumine an earth that is only a wandering tomb, turning around a useless light and a barren THE PEOBLEM 75 heat. Surprised by the cold, the last human family has been touched by the finger of death, and soon their bones will be buried under the s...hroud of eternal ice. The historian of nature would then be able to write : — * Here lies the entire humanity of a world which has lived ! Here lie all the dreams of ambition, all the conquests of military glory, all the resounding affairs of finance, all the systems of an imperfect science, and also all the oaths of mortals' love ! Here lie all the beauties of earth ! ' — But no mor- tuary stone will mark the spot where the poor planet shall have rendered its last sigh ! " As though to assure the public that he knows what he is talking about, M.
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No longer will man live, — no longer will he breathe, — except in the equatorial zone, down to the day when the last tribe, already expiring in cold and hunger, shall camp on the shores of the last sea in the rays of a pale sun which will henceforward illumine an earth that is only a wandering tomb, turning around a useless light and a barren THE PEOBLEM 75 heat. Surprised by the cold, the last human family has been touched by the finger of death, and soon their bones will be buried under the s...hroud of eternal ice. The historian of nature would then be able to write : — * Here lies the entire humanity of a world which has lived ! Here lie all the dreams of ambition, all the conquests of military glory, all the resounding affairs of finance, all the systems of an imperfect science, and also all the oaths of mortals' love ! Here lie all the beauties of earth ! ' — But no mor- tuary stone will mark the spot where the poor planet shall have rendered its last sigh ! " As though to assure the public that he knows what he is talking about, M.
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