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The polished Briton, whose civilization we now admire, traces his long-descended lineage from one of those painted barbarians whose degradation still lives in the pages of Julius Cæsar.
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gutenberg.orgThe polished Briton, whose civilization we now admire, traces his long-descended lineage from one of those painted barbarians whose degradation still lives in the pages of Julius Cæsar.
Sumner points out the historical connection between modern civilization and its primitive ancestors, highlighting the evolution of society.
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