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Pioneers of the Old South

CHAPTER XV
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England and France alike play for the support of the red man.

All the western side of America lies open to incursion from that pressed-back Indian sea of unknown extent and volume.

Up and down, the people, who have had no part in making that European war, are sensitive to the menace of its dangers.

In Virginia they build blockhouses and they keep rangers on guard far up the great rivers.
All the world is changing, and the changes are fraught with significance for America.

Feudalism has passed; scholasticism has gone; politics, commerce, philosophy, religion, science, invention, music, art, and literature are rapidly altering.


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