The Wigwam And the Cabin
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The result was the most natural thing in the world, and a man of ordinary powers of reflection might easily have predicted it, precisely as it happened. The only wonder is-, that there should be found, among persons of common education and sagacity, men who should have undertaken such an experiment, and fancied that they were busy in a moral and philosophical problem." " Why, how would you have the experiment tried ?" " As it was tried upon the Hebrews, upon the Saxons — upon every savage peopl...e who ever became civilized. It cannot be tried upon an individual : it must be tried upon a nation — at least upon a community, sustained by no succour from without — having no forests or foreign shores upon which to turn their eyes for sympathy — having no mode or hope of escape — under the full control of an already civilized people — and sufficiently numerous among themselves, to find sympathy, against those necessary rigours which at first will seem oppressive, but which will be the only hopelul process by which to enforce the work of improve- ment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The result was the most natural thing in the world, and a man of ordinary powers of reflection might easily have predicted it, precisely as it happened. The only wonder is-, that there should be found, among persons of common education and sagacity, men who should have undertaken such an experiment, and fancied that they were busy in a moral and philosophical problem." " Why, how would you have the experiment tried ?" " As it was tried upon the Hebrews, upon the Saxons — upon every savage peopl...e who ever became civilized. It cannot be tried upon an individual : it must be tried upon a nation — at least upon a community, sustained by no succour from without — having no forests or foreign shores upon which to turn their eyes for sympathy — having no mode or hope of escape — under the full control of an already civilized people — and sufficiently numerous among themselves, to find sympathy, against those necessary rigours which at first will seem oppressive, but which will be the only hopelul process by which to enforce the work of improve- ment.
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