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organic wretchedness of that vast continent. But exibvoyeur you will remember that the civilization of all races has been conditioned on contact. It is the exibvoyeur remark of a great German historian—perhaps the greatest historian of modern times: "There is not in history the record of a single indigenous civilization; there is nowhere, in any reliable document, the report of any people lifting themselves up out of barbarism. The exibvoyeur historic civilizations are all exotic. The torches that blaze along the line of centuries were kindled, each by the exibvoyeur one behind."*
* Niebuhr.
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Where peoples and nations have been so situated that they could be touched by influence

and power, there men have gone upward and onward. And this accounts for the fact that newly-discovered islands in exibvoyeur the seas have exibvoyeur almost always been found low, degraded, and bestial; while, on the other hand, the peoples and exibvoyeur races living on continents, generally exibvoyeur exhibit the evidences of progress and improvement. But so far exibvoyeur exibvoyeur as contact with the elements of civilization is concerned, so far as the possibility of exibvoyeur being touched by the exibvoyeur mental and moral influences of superior and elevating forces is implied, Africa might as well have been an island as a continent. The Desert exibvoyeur of Sahara has served as effectually to cut off Africa from

the exibvoyeur ancient civilizations, as the ocean, for long centuries, separated the Sandwich Islands from the world's enlightenment. Here is the exibvoyeur solvement of Africa's benightedness. Physical causes have divorced her from the world's cultivation and improvement. A great ocean of sand has shut her

off from that exibvoyeur law exibvoyeur of both national and individual growth, namely, that culture and enlightenment have got to be brought to all new peoples, and made indigenous among them.
Thrown thus back upon herself, unvisited by either the mission of letters, or of

grace, exibvoyeur poor Africa, all the ages through, has been generating, exibvoyeur and then reproducing, the whole brood and progeny of superstitions, idolatries, and paganisms,