The sun., 1900-08-19
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Tn ha m QaG NJ Ne lima
| ou,hor ox,m,n.. In the iIght a, nj. IN ys.,,,.-
.Ions tha onInion which attr,huts. a rrI.siora-,
| ohorao,or 80 ,ha Inoa Corouas, .Tho 80
| .otnr ~ r.l,eIor .oid pr.soot. -wos t.
| nross.d on on ,ha por,,vtor yors The NJ. -,
an w. ,va. ono lon, c,,Is.ds og.,r., ,ho ,,-
| a., % .n-oad ,,id. ~ ,rorshIn =, ~. -
| - ,ao,ot,, ,h. horI.b,ad notIons t., 49,.
| L-,,tIsh .,,n.r..,Ion. ara irnnor, 60 tha,, u.
| hioasir,s - rou-ror,,atna ,o,-ar,,.o,t
TIKI, a.. ,,a ,aro-I,. nbr..s =, ~ a. ..
~ ,r.,s.,on. =, ,ha 1noa NJ porn. -
~, ,hta s..,ar,one oon or,, ha sooan,oa ,t,h
,as,ri.ttons snd onoIIeost,or. ~h,ob ,ra.,,r
ro.s,,,, ,,s r,,rno,, ~ oanro. anrir - ,h.
| couao ,ha ...t =, ann vorsh,n ~ ~. r,ans
Sh..a a. 49, .auanoa,n.r, -. a.ro,nn.d,
=, 80 .h, go, roI,a,-. ~. .ooI., ero.r,ra'
No. .nd ,ha ar,s ., ii,a "a r.aohad . hIoha.
a-ads IT, IN .,x n.r. ~ 81. sIsrr. tn.
80. 80 ,-ohohIv y. ala =, ,s,sra D.,
ho-o ,b. +r,os olli.d hv ortr rir 20 th. Tnossh.S
as,ohli.h.d a vida dorn,nIon ,b.n ,hs Inc,.
u,ers atm confined % a narrov oanton Nov
tbasa di.trIcts cons,,t,ted IN. greater nsr&
~ ,no Inoo ,arri,orv onIv in ,bo siarro ,ror,
Csrro ds pasoo northvard and in the th,nlv
nlantsd settlements ~ the ,norfona could the
eynonsion ~ Inca mia have oss,,m.d the alleged
n,issionarv char,ct.r N.itb.r "a n tr,,e that
,he sur ,voa Tho cola or r,,Ir oh,.ct ~ Tnc.
xo,,bin thousb the Tncas d..,unat.d th.r.
aalv.s nv bIs nam. vanaratsd hin, In thu ..o-
ond nlaos after psohacam,o n. m. .ou,o. ~
uobt ,rd N. sns,ainer n, m. and .stah,i,bsa
bin "a che nrI,cInal huao, or d.itv IN ~.
conouarad d,stricts NJ pavrs dss,n, "A
a, - -, W. ,,
more probable that the lncas round Sun worship
a convenient means OF enforcing their SUI
nraroaor ,hor thot IL ron,aaont.d a d..,Iw
pieInac' un"i 'nat iep'eSen,eu oeepiy
cher'sheu oehet whlch they SOUGHT IN spl1s
blessings OF wel-regulated government
hut tho nrlca Maid for tbase hlessin ga uos
-, =. 80. -. 81. -, 80 80.
submission 10 a cruel and relentless despot,sm.
which enforced a ceaseless round Of severe
labor, carried regulations TO The mlnntest
details OF life. and reduced man almost 10 the
level OF the nanas which he tended
Inc s'a'e OF progress represented by tho
Inca people is probably too remote and our
khoMieuse . W " 20. 700 uul*IIecI !" p'rn'' OF our
esuina'ihR u WIN any approach 10 accuracy
mr tsSne ray no,oI nowevsr ,saI no one can FOL"
.,". ,t,o Ia. .aain,, ao.,i', "s
that the deg radinR despo'iSm OF Peru reacted
who exercised II and that the Cor,c 1rc,.
r. S,. hoh,, ond It,. 'Ha, u'o ",,'.
tyrants. Compared with them. the cannibal
chiefs OF Anahuac appear almost in tho LIGHT
%, ,,olIghod and ,i.,Ii,a1 ,,,io.. Ia -.,,.-.t
VI Poii"ou su 'lNu'|'u iuioIs' III Heh'i"
aspect the culture Of Peru was Of a lower grade
than that of Mexico. The ouicbua- Avmora
-, a, -. I.-,,,1, = "'.
s'ocS' not aosoluley INFERIOR IN mental ca
pacity 10 the NahuatIacan, was inferior to tho
latter IN mental cultivation. Probably It's ad-
vancement was OF more recent date; its success
In DEMONSTRATING the llama rendered material
welfare Independent OF renewed effort: IN tho
colder climate OF the Peruvian plateau the brain
was perhaps more sluggish and the COM
naratively monotonous aspect OF nature COM
muncated 10 u a fainter Stimulus. The most
when compared with the Nahun'lacan are tNa
absence OF any continuous reckoning Of no
divisions or time, although denary arithmetic
was highly lcultivated, and the sostices were
regularly observed as indications Of The re-
curing seasons. the want OF any application
ration Of pottery and the fabrication Of rude
solid figures Of men and animals; and an In