The Government of South Africa volume 2
The Government of South Africa volume 2
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Their physique was good, but there was little evidence of mental progress. In fact, it would seem that for thousands of years they had been more or less in a state of arrested mental development. They had no letters, arts or sciences ; their industries were most elementary ; religion was crudely anthropomorphic, and language in the agglutinative stage. Psychically they were analogous to children of more advanced races; spontaneity, intui- tion, and imitativeness were strong characteristics, but... there was a general lack of application, inventiveness, and reasoning power. They were notably improvident, and universally lacking in sustained energy. And, what is of most significance, they were peculiarly deficient in will-power, that attribute so essential to stability of purpose, staying qualities, and self-control.
There is nothing in this characterisation that can be regarded with surprise or question. It is but a reflection of the environment, and could be arrived at with equal certainty through inductive reasoning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their physique was good, but there was little evidence of mental progress. In fact, it would seem that for thousands of years they had been more or less in a state of arrested mental development. They had no letters, arts or sciences ; their industries were most elementary ; religion was crudely anthropomorphic, and language in the agglutinative stage. Psychically they were analogous to children of more advanced races; spontaneity, intui- tion, and imitativeness were strong characteristics, but... there was a general lack of application, inventiveness, and reasoning power. They were notably improvident, and universally lacking in sustained energy. And, what is of most significance, they were peculiarly deficient in will-power, that attribute so essential to stability of purpose, staying qualities, and self-control.
There is nothing in this characterisation that can be regarded with surprise or question. It is but a reflection of the environment, and could be arrived at with equal certainty through inductive reasoning.
What to read after The Government of South Africa volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ltd South Africa Central News Agency to read onlineMoreLess
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