Great Debates in American History : From the Debates in the British Parliament On the Colonial Stamp Act (1764-1765) to the Debates in Congress At the Close of the Taft Administration (1912-1913) Eleven(11)
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Millions of money and thousands of valued lives have been sacrificed in the vain effort to make the Indian either an obedient subject or a willing citizen. He is to-day the same sullen, unconquered alien savage that he was in the earliest colonial history of our country. The "Indian policy" is as much a vexed problem of legislation in this as it has been in every preceding Congress since the organization of our Government.
Our next experience was with the black race. Need I recall the bitter an...imosities, the sectional strife, the political and re- ligious dissensions which marked its progress, until the prob- lems which the wisest statesmanship had failed to solve were finally determined by the arbitrament of arms?
And now before our trials and difficulties with the red and black races are fully ended we are invited to another and even more difficult experiment with the yellow race. If our experi- ence has been a failure, or at best a doubtful success, with the African and the Indian, what can we expect from the Mon- golian, who has neither the docility and humility of the one, nor the consciousness of inferior civilization which distinguishes the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Millions of money and thousands of valued lives have been sacrificed in the vain effort to make the Indian either an obedient subject or a willing citizen. He is to-day the same sullen, unconquered alien savage that he was in the earliest colonial history of our country. The "Indian policy" is as much a vexed problem of legislation in this as it has been in every preceding Congress since the organization of our Government.
Our next experience was with the black race. Need I recall the bitter an...imosities, the sectional strife, the political and re- ligious dissensions which marked its progress, until the prob- lems which the wisest statesmanship had failed to solve were finally determined by the arbitrament of arms?
And now before our trials and difficulties with the red and black races are fully ended we are invited to another and even more difficult experiment with the yellow race. If our experi- ence has been a failure, or at best a doubtful success, with the African and the Indian, what can we expect from the Mon- golian, who has neither the docility and humility of the one, nor the consciousness of inferior civilization which distinguishes the other.
What to read after Great Debates in American History : From the Debates in the British Parliament On the Colonial Stamp Act (1764-1765) to the Debates in Congress At the Close of the Taft Administration (1912-1913) Eleven(11)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Marion Mills, 1864-1949 to read onlineMoreLess
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