History for Graded And District Schools
History for Graded And District Schools
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Sometimes prisoners captured by the Romans escaped and returned to their German kinsmen, and they too brought the same story of Roman riches. Thus, little by little, the German warriors began to long to possess the wealth, the homes and the comforts which they saw in the sunny lands of the South.
The Teutons were rapidly increasing in number in their dense forests. As long as they hunted for a liv- ing, they needed a large country with a sparse population. When the number increased they found i...t impossible to gain a living in this way ; so they must either learn to clear the forests or else find new hunting grounds. The larger and stronger tribes, in order to enlarge their hunt- THE TEUTONIC CHILDREN OF THE WOODS 253 ing grounds, forced others to move away, and soon some of these were crowded over the Roman frontier down into Italy. Once there, they saw how easy it was to seize the wealth of the luxurious Roman people and with the plunder live in ease and plenty.
Several tribes that had once lived on the shores of the Baltic Sea had slowly followed the river valleys southward in search of new lands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sometimes prisoners captured by the Romans escaped and returned to their German kinsmen, and they too brought the same story of Roman riches. Thus, little by little, the German warriors began to long to possess the wealth, the homes and the comforts which they saw in the sunny lands of the South.
The Teutons were rapidly increasing in number in their dense forests. As long as they hunted for a liv- ing, they needed a large country with a sparse population. When the number increased they found i...t impossible to gain a living in this way ; so they must either learn to clear the forests or else find new hunting grounds. The larger and stronger tribes, in order to enlarge their hunt- THE TEUTONIC CHILDREN OF THE WOODS 253 ing grounds, forced others to move away, and soon some of these were crowded over the Roman frontier down into Italy. Once there, they saw how easy it was to seize the wealth of the luxurious Roman people and with the plunder live in ease and plenty.
Several tribes that had once lived on the shores of the Baltic Sea had slowly followed the river valleys southward in search of new lands.
What to read after History for Graded And District Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellwood Wadsworth Kemp to read onlineMoreLess
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