The Rambler in Mexico
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From this period, tracing time towards its begin- ning, the vague chronicles of the aborigines at the date n2 150 THE PYRAMIDS.
of the conquest, only carry you backward to an epoch, a hundred and fifty years, or thereabout, anterior to that event ; or to the foundation of the Mexican empire.
The weak and uncertain ghmmer of their traditional history, respecting the period of the Aztec emigration, and that of the various nations whom they succeeded, if followed till it vanishes in utter darkness..., hardly points back to times more remote than the middle of the sev- enth century, an age of comparatively modern history in the Old World. At that epoch, it is stated that the Tol- tecs, a powerful nation, emigrating from their original country somewhere to the northeast, made an irruption upon Anahuac, or the great table land and valley of Mex- ico. Their pilgrimage southward seems to have been slow, and to have lasted an entire century ; and several sites are indicated as places of temporary sojourn before they finally settled, but their principal seat of govern- ment, which was monarchical, was at Tula, a few leagues to the north of the valley of Mexico.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From this period, tracing time towards its begin- ning, the vague chronicles of the aborigines at the date n2 150 THE PYRAMIDS.
of the conquest, only carry you backward to an epoch, a hundred and fifty years, or thereabout, anterior to that event ; or to the foundation of the Mexican empire.
The weak and uncertain ghmmer of their traditional history, respecting the period of the Aztec emigration, and that of the various nations whom they succeeded, if followed till it vanishes in utter darkness..., hardly points back to times more remote than the middle of the sev- enth century, an age of comparatively modern history in the Old World. At that epoch, it is stated that the Tol- tecs, a powerful nation, emigrating from their original country somewhere to the northeast, made an irruption upon Anahuac, or the great table land and valley of Mex- ico. Their pilgrimage southward seems to have been slow, and to have lasted an entire century ; and several sites are indicated as places of temporary sojourn before they finally settled, but their principal seat of govern- ment, which was monarchical, was at Tula, a few leagues to the north of the valley of Mexico.
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