Geography And World Power
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Because the desert belt inter- sected the channel, and because the land and not the water was continuous, the naval power belonged to the Arabs. Further, the desert reacted on the minds of men exposed to its influence during many ages, and through them has affected others not so exposed. These had all been stimulated to think, on a larger scale than had been possible previously, as to the reasons of things, and in turn the later developments of history were made possible.
CHAPTER IX THE OCEAN :... THE DISCOVERY \ IBERIA The shape of the earth has always been of importance in history, because the distribution of heat and cold, rain and drought, forest and grassland, depends funda- mentally on the way in which the earth rotates on its axis, and on its attitude with reference to the sun. We have now reached a stage when the shape of the earth is important in another way.
Hitherto it had seemed to man as if it did not matter whether the world was flat or not, and for nearly all people it was flat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because the desert belt inter- sected the channel, and because the land and not the water was continuous, the naval power belonged to the Arabs. Further, the desert reacted on the minds of men exposed to its influence during many ages, and through them has affected others not so exposed. These had all been stimulated to think, on a larger scale than had been possible previously, as to the reasons of things, and in turn the later developments of history were made possible.
CHAPTER IX THE OCEAN :... THE DISCOVERY \ IBERIA The shape of the earth has always been of importance in history, because the distribution of heat and cold, rain and drought, forest and grassland, depends funda- mentally on the way in which the earth rotates on its axis, and on its attitude with reference to the sun. We have now reached a stage when the shape of the earth is important in another way.
Hitherto it had seemed to man as if it did not matter whether the world was flat or not, and for nearly all people it was flat.
What to read after Geography And World Power?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fairgrieve to read onlineMoreLess
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