Fraternity Papers
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Lawrence. Thus while engaged in the noble work of enlightening barbarous nations, they were enabled to achieve geographical discoveries fraught with results of the highest importance to civilization.
Men who pushed their explorations with such zeal could not be long in hearing of the Mississippi ; the Great Wa- ter that flowed to the sea. But the accounts of it which reached them through the Indians, though sufficient to arouse the liveliest curiosity, were vague and indistinct.
To us, at this ...day, when steam has laid open the remotest recesses of the great lakes and rivers of the continent, and every child is familiar with their names and peculiari- ties, it seems scarcely credible that little more than two centuries ago such wild conceptions were formed and en- tertained concerning one of the most marked physical feat- ures of the continent.
172 FBATERNITY PAPERS.
The missionaries first heard of the Mississippi as a lake, a great sea ; and again the opinion was entertained that it was a great river, flowing across the continent, and emp- tying into the Gulf of California.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lawrence. Thus while engaged in the noble work of enlightening barbarous nations, they were enabled to achieve geographical discoveries fraught with results of the highest importance to civilization.
Men who pushed their explorations with such zeal could not be long in hearing of the Mississippi ; the Great Wa- ter that flowed to the sea. But the accounts of it which reached them through the Indians, though sufficient to arouse the liveliest curiosity, were vague and indistinct.
To us, at this ...day, when steam has laid open the remotest recesses of the great lakes and rivers of the continent, and every child is familiar with their names and peculiari- ties, it seems scarcely credible that little more than two centuries ago such wild conceptions were formed and en- tertained concerning one of the most marked physical feat- ures of the continent.
172 FBATERNITY PAPERS.
The missionaries first heard of the Mississippi as a lake, a great sea ; and again the opinion was entertained that it was a great river, flowing across the continent, and emp- tying into the Gulf of California.
What to read after Fraternity Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward H Edward Henry Elwell to read onlineMoreLess
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