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2a

  

choice induced the invaders to associate themselves

with the aborigines in forming new States.   No

chasm between civilization and barbarism

separated the races.   But in the much

more extensive colonization of the last 300

years, the most avanced nations in the world

have come to tribes which had been for

thousands of years separated from the rest

of mankind, differing in colour, in habits,

in dispositions, so widely that mutual

repulsion and hostility commonly ensued.

A narrow channel divided the habits and  

dispositions of ancient Pelasgeans and Hellenes,  

Romans and Cappadocians, Celts and Teutones

a gulph almost impassable separated the  

Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, English and French

from the Malays, Carribees, negroes, and  

Hottentots of modern times.   And although

the legions of emmigrants who have gone forth  

from Europe, since the   [revival?] and geographical

  

  

  

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