The Relation of Alcohol to Crime in Alabama
The Relation of Alcohol to Crime in Alabama
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The Indians have been almost entirely eliminated from our midst, very few of the race remain alive.
It is a very notable fact that not only in our state but no- where in the country have the Indians been able to succeed in industrial competition with the whites. I have shown, as civ- ilization advances with any race in the upward progress, the competitions of its members become more and more limited to industrial pursuits in which the degrees of brain ability of the different persons determine ...the results of survival or 10 ascendency. When a savage race, therefore, is suddenly forced into civilized society, it signally fails because of the want of previous brain practice and sufficient brain capacity in the performance of these kinds of thought. Such a pro- cedure toward any low grade race is equivalent to forcing them to take their position in civilized society at their natural level, which is at the same level as the low grade eliminating members of that society. When the Indians, therefore, in Alabama were forced to confine themselves to the habits of the advanced Europeans, they simply took this obvious course, the only one they could assume, and fell into the grade of the eliminating whites.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Indians have been almost entirely eliminated from our midst, very few of the race remain alive.
It is a very notable fact that not only in our state but no- where in the country have the Indians been able to succeed in industrial competition with the whites. I have shown, as civ- ilization advances with any race in the upward progress, the competitions of its members become more and more limited to industrial pursuits in which the degrees of brain ability of the different persons determine ...the results of survival or 10 ascendency. When a savage race, therefore, is suddenly forced into civilized society, it signally fails because of the want of previous brain practice and sufficient brain capacity in the performance of these kinds of thought. Such a pro- cedure toward any low grade race is equivalent to forcing them to take their position in civilized society at their natural level, which is at the same level as the low grade eliminating members of that society. When the Indians, therefore, in Alabama were forced to confine themselves to the habits of the advanced Europeans, they simply took this obvious course, the only one they could assume, and fell into the grade of the eliminating whites.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T Searcy to read onlineMoreLess
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