An Address Delivered At Worcester, October 16, 1912, Before the American Antiquarian Society On the Occasion of the One Hundredth Anniversary of Its Foundation
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It was suggested that the facihties of access from Asia are certainly greater than those from Europe, and that the same winds that bore the Japanese junk to the neighborhood of the Columbia River could have carried thither the fleet of Kublai Khan, described by Marco Polo as having disap- peared in a mysterious manner on a voyage of con- quest against Japan and believed by many writers to have been driven to this continent. In the eighteenth century some French philosophers suggested the idea t...hat the aborigines of this continent were possi- bly the primitive race of mankind. Our speculative statesman, Thomas Jefierson, was disposed to adopt this opinion, on the ground that so many distinct vocabularies existed among the natives, while among the Asiatic tribes having a similar grammatical re- gimen, no such extreme diversity was found.
Mr. Haven, for so many years the accomplished librarian of the Society, issued in the early fifties, under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution, an elaborate paper upon the Archaeology of the United States, with opinions respecting vestiges of anti- quity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was suggested that the facihties of access from Asia are certainly greater than those from Europe, and that the same winds that bore the Japanese junk to the neighborhood of the Columbia River could have carried thither the fleet of Kublai Khan, described by Marco Polo as having disap- peared in a mysterious manner on a voyage of con- quest against Japan and believed by many writers to have been driven to this continent. In the eighteenth century some French philosophers suggested the idea t...hat the aborigines of this continent were possi- bly the primitive race of mankind. Our speculative statesman, Thomas Jefierson, was disposed to adopt this opinion, on the ground that so many distinct vocabularies existed among the natives, while among the Asiatic tribes having a similar grammatical re- gimen, no such extreme diversity was found.
Mr. Haven, for so many years the accomplished librarian of the Society, issued in the early fifties, under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution, an elaborate paper upon the Archaeology of the United States, with opinions respecting vestiges of anti- quity.
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