Narrative of the General Course of History From the Earliest Periods to the Establishment of the American Constitution. Prepared With Questions for the Use of Schools, And Illustrated With 150 Maps And Engravings
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One of them has a scalp in his hand, which he has taken from the head of his enemy.
How do 77iankincl geyierally seem to regard the work of war f One would suppose that the work of going forth to kill his fel- low-creatures, if man could ever be induced to consider it his duty at all, would seem to him the most painful and distressing duty that he could possibly be called upon to perform ; but, instead of this, there is nothing that man seems so to rejoice in. In all na- tions, savage and civil...ized, he decks himself, when he is going out to fight and kill, in the most gay and gaudy colors, and provides the most animating music, and takes leave of his friends and his home with songs and dances, and fetes of rejoicing, as if the dread- ful occupation before him filled him with anticipations of delight.
What loere the ojnnions of the Indians in resj^ect to the differ- ent pursuits of life f The Indians were proud and happy when they were engaged in combat with the tribes around them. Next to these wars they were best pleased with hunting, for this was a species of fighting, the wild animals in the forests that they pursued being looked upon somewhat as foes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of them has a scalp in his hand, which he has taken from the head of his enemy.
How do 77iankincl geyierally seem to regard the work of war f One would suppose that the work of going forth to kill his fel- low-creatures, if man could ever be induced to consider it his duty at all, would seem to him the most painful and distressing duty that he could possibly be called upon to perform ; but, instead of this, there is nothing that man seems so to rejoice in. In all na- tions, savage and civil...ized, he decks himself, when he is going out to fight and kill, in the most gay and gaudy colors, and provides the most animating music, and takes leave of his friends and his home with songs and dances, and fetes of rejoicing, as if the dread- ful occupation before him filled him with anticipations of delight.
What loere the ojnnions of the Indians in resj^ect to the differ- ent pursuits of life f The Indians were proud and happy when they were engaged in combat with the tribes around them. Next to these wars they were best pleased with hunting, for this was a species of fighting, the wild animals in the forests that they pursued being looked upon somewhat as foes.
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