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... , wherein they might revel at their ease ? No such thing - they had forests to cut down , underwood to grub up , marshes to drain , and savages to exterminate . In like manner , I have sundry doubts to clear 50 HISTORY OF NEW - YORK .
... , wherein they might revel at their ease ? No such thing - they had forests to cut down , underwood to grub up , marshes to drain , and savages to exterminate . In like manner , I have sundry doubts to clear 50 HISTORY OF NEW - YORK .
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... savages into dumb beasts , by dint of argu- ment , advanced still stronger proofs ; for as certain divines of the sixteenth century , and among the rest Lullus , affirm - the Americans go naked , and have no beards ! " They have nothing ...
... savages into dumb beasts , by dint of argu- ment , advanced still stronger proofs ; for as certain divines of the sixteenth century , and among the rest Lullus , affirm - the Americans go naked , and have no beards ! " They have nothing ...
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... savage and pernicious beasts . " * Now it is notorious , that the savages knew nothing of agricul ture , when first discovered by the Europeans , but lived a most vagabond , disorderly , unrighteous life , -rambling from place to place ...
... savage and pernicious beasts . " * Now it is notorious , that the savages knew nothing of agricul ture , when first discovered by the Europeans , but lived a most vagabond , disorderly , unrighteous life , -rambling from place to place ...
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... savages , for not having more wants ; for knowledge is in some degree ad increase of desires , and it is this superiority both in the number and magnitude of his desires , that distinguishes the man from the beast . Therefore the ...
... savages , for not having more wants ; for knowledge is in some degree ad increase of desires , and it is this superiority both in the number and magnitude of his desires , that distinguishes the man from the beast . Therefore the ...
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... savages were found . Not only deficient in the comforts of life , but what is still worse , most piteously and unfortunately blind to the miseries of their situation . But no sooner did the benevolent inhabitants of Europe behold their ...
... savages were found . Not only deficient in the comforts of life , but what is still worse , most piteously and unfortunately blind to the miseries of their situation . But no sooner did the benevolent inhabitants of Europe behold their ...
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