Critiques And Addresses 8 6
Critiques And Addresses 8 6
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"[1] [Footnote 1: August Schleicher. Ueber die Bedeutung der Sprache fürdie Naturgeschichte des Menschen, pp. 16-18. Weimar, 1858. ] Without the least desire to depreciate the value of philology asan adjuvant to ethnology, I must venture to doubt, with Rudolphi, Desmoulins, Crawfurd, and others, its title to the leading positionclaimed for it by the writers whom I have just quoted. On thecontrary, it seems to me obvious that, though, in the absence of anyevidence to the contrary, unity of langu...ages may afford a certainpresumption in favour of the unity of stock of the peoples speakingthose languages, it cannot be held to prove that unity of stock, unless philologers are prepared to demonstrate, that no nation canlose its language and acquire that of a distinct nation, without achange of blood corresponding with the change of language. Desmoulinslong ago put this argument exceedingly well:-- "Let us imagine the recurrence of one of those slow, or sudden, political revolutions, or say of those secular changes which among different people and at different epochs have annihilated historical monuments and even extinguished tradition.
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"[1] [Footnote 1: August Schleicher. Ueber die Bedeutung der Sprache fürdie Naturgeschichte des Menschen, pp. 16-18. Weimar, 1858. ] Without the least desire to depreciate the value of philology asan adjuvant to ethnology, I must venture to doubt, with Rudolphi, Desmoulins, Crawfurd, and others, its title to the leading positionclaimed for it by the writers whom I have just quoted. On thecontrary, it seems to me obvious that, though, in the absence of anyevidence to the contrary, unity of langu...ages may afford a certainpresumption in favour of the unity of stock of the peoples speakingthose languages, it cannot be held to prove that unity of stock, unless philologers are prepared to demonstrate, that no nation canlose its language and acquire that of a distinct nation, without achange of blood corresponding with the change of language. Desmoulinslong ago put this argument exceedingly well:-- "Let us imagine the recurrence of one of those slow, or sudden, political revolutions, or say of those secular changes which among different people and at different epochs have annihilated historical monuments and even extinguished tradition.
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