the of the same nothing being necessary to establishment of this but simply to prove that it wm totally by man this would at appear ll be a point of some difficulty for it is well known that quarter of the world with certain animals m walked erect oo two feet had something of the � b v c b i c uttered certain i ib e very like in short had a marvel to human bein but the and ned who accompanied the for of the kingdom of heaven by t and on earth soon up this point greatly to the of his the pope and of all christian and plainly proved and ai there were no indian on the other side the was considered as and that the two legged race of i mentioned were mere detestable ra and many of them giants which last description have since the times of and i been considered as received no in either history chivalry or song indeed even bacon declared the americans to be people bed by the laws of nature inasmuch as they had a hm custom of sacrificing men and feeding upon are these all the proofs of their utter many other writers of tells us is so visible that one can hardly form an f from what one has of the brutes g the tranquillity of their souls equally ae to and to though half tbey are as contented as a monarch in his most d array fear makes no impression on them and as little � all is by the ty of m it is not easy says be the degree of their indifference for wealth i its advantages one does not well know s to propose to them when one would persuade any service it is vain to offer money they that they are not hungry and assuring us ambition tbey have none re more desirous of being thought strong than the objects of ambition with us honour fame don riches posts and distinctions are unknown so that this spring of action the so much good and evil in the world � power over them in a word these t of may be ed to of n � p ii ml now all � h iu thi � of greece they would have entitled i to immortal as reduced to and tbe mere which acquired old the and � yet were they clearly to a moat nature totally tbe human who had savages into dumb l ad still or a and among tbe rest lu go and have no nothing of the the mask � and even that mask was al them hat little for it was soon tliat hideous copper � and being of it wm all toe as if they are black and black said the devoutly is tbe therefore so from being able to own bad no right even to personal freedom radiant a deity to such gloomy which plainly convinced followers of and hat these no title to tbe toil that they th dumb t beast of tbe forests and like them or from tbe therefore � equally which i i was clearly evident that this fair when visited by was a how inhabited by nothing but beasts acquired an therein of right being we nt next which is tbe right acquired by cultivation of tbe soil we are told ii � by nature on mankind tbe i b� of its new mid be incapable of doing it was it every it then obliged by the law of nature to cultivate le that has fallen to its share those people like e ancient and modem s who having countries disdain to cultivate the earth and choose � by wanting to themselves and a savage and now it is notorious that tbe savages knew nothing of when first discovered by the but red a moat life � � from place to place upon a spontaneous luxuries of nature without her � to yield them any thing more whereas it has ma moat shown that heaven intended b earth be and sown and and m oat into towns and farms and � t and pleasure grounds and public gardens all which is knew nothing about � therefore they did not � the had bestowed on they were careless therefore they had � right to the therefore they deserved to be it ia the savages might plead that they drew all le benefits the land which their simple wants required they found plenty of game to hunt which together the roots and fruits of the a sufficient variety for their j � id that as heaven merely designed the earth to form the and satisfy the wants of man so long as those were answered the will of heaven was � but only proves how they were the around them � they were so much the more for not having more wants for knowledge is in degree an increase of desires and it is this superiority ith in the number and magnitude of his desires that the man from the beast therefore the in not having more wants were very and it was but just that they should make way for le who had a thousand wants to their one and fo ie turn the earth to more account and by it more truly fulfil the will of heaven and and and and � b i c ts d m of many wise men beside who have considered the matter ly have determined that the property of a country cannot be acquired by hunting wood or water in it � nothing but precise of limit and the intention of cultivation can establish the possession now as the savages probably firom never read the authors above quoted had never complied with any of these necessary forms it plainly followed that had no right to the soil bat that it was completely nt the disposal of 