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There cannot, I believe, be a more romantic and exciting story than that which tells of the fortunes of La Salle, and his companions and successors, in the western wilds, and of the devoted Jesuits, who scorned all difficulties, and braved all dangers, to spread among savage tribes those doctrines of Christianity, for which many of them so joyfully suffered martyrdom.
It cannot, then, be truly said, that our early history is uninter- esting, because it wants variety. On the contrary, the great ...diffi- culty seems to be, that there is too much variety. The historian is bewildered in the midst of his abundant stores, embarrassed with his riches ; there are so many States, with each its separate current of events, which must yet be made to turn into a common channel.
Those, who have attempted to write the history of the North Ameri- can colonies, have in general been so intent on bringing the whole subject into what they think will be considered a reasonable com- pass, that they have compressed the parts so as in a great measure to destroy their vitality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There cannot, I believe, be a more romantic and exciting story than that which tells of the fortunes of La Salle, and his companions and successors, in the western wilds, and of the devoted Jesuits, who scorned all difficulties, and braved all dangers, to spread among savage tribes those doctrines of Christianity, for which many of them so joyfully suffered martyrdom.
It cannot, then, be truly said, that our early history is uninter- esting, because it wants variety. On the contrary, the great ...diffi- culty seems to be, that there is too much variety. The historian is bewildered in the midst of his abundant stores, embarrassed with his riches ; there are so many States, with each its separate current of events, which must yet be made to turn into a common channel.
Those, who have attempted to write the history of the North Ameri- can colonies, have in general been so intent on bringing the whole subject into what they think will be considered a reasonable com- pass, that they have compressed the parts so as in a great measure to destroy their vitality.
What to read after American Colonial History:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donaldson, Thomas, 1815-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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