An Account of the European Settlements in America : in Six Parts 1
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Lafl: of all, I mall fay fomething of the genius and temper of the inhabitants ; of fuch cuftoms of theirs as are remarkable, and of their civil policy, and of their military, fo far as they are come to my knowledge, or as they are worthy the atten- tion of the reader. The exact divifion of the provinces, the courfes of the rivers, the dif- flances of places, the dimcniions of harbours and their foundings, all theie, as they are in- finitely Settlements in America. 209 finitely better known fro...m maps and charts, fo it would be impertinent and tedious to fill up this fhort work with them, which propofes to give, even fhort as it is, a description of every- thing that may tend to ajuft notion of Ame- rica ; and therefore cannot facrifice matters of more moment to the defcription of things, of which a far better idea may be acquired by other means to thofe whom they concern ; and to thofe whom they do not intereft, who are far the majority, muft be tedious and unin- ftruclive.
The firft country which the Spaniards fet- tled upon the continent of America was Mexi- co ; and it ftill continues their principal fet- tlement, whether we confider its number of inhabitants, its natural wealth, or its extended traffic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lafl: of all, I mall fay fomething of the genius and temper of the inhabitants ; of fuch cuftoms of theirs as are remarkable, and of their civil policy, and of their military, fo far as they are come to my knowledge, or as they are worthy the atten- tion of the reader. The exact divifion of the provinces, the courfes of the rivers, the dif- flances of places, the dimcniions of harbours and their foundings, all theie, as they are in- finitely Settlements in America. 209 finitely better known fro...m maps and charts, fo it would be impertinent and tedious to fill up this fhort work with them, which propofes to give, even fhort as it is, a description of every- thing that may tend to ajuft notion of Ame- rica ; and therefore cannot facrifice matters of more moment to the defcription of things, of which a far better idea may be acquired by other means to thofe whom they concern ; and to thofe whom they do not intereft, who are far the majority, muft be tedious and unin- ftruclive.
The firft country which the Spaniards fet- tled upon the continent of America was Mexi- co ; and it ftill continues their principal fet- tlement, whether we confider its number of inhabitants, its natural wealth, or its extended traffic.
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