Wesleyan Methodist Magazine, 3rd ser. 2 (1823), 45–46.
Account of the Vedahs, a Race of Savages, who Inhabit Some Parts of the Interior of Ceylon
Anon
Genre: | Introduction; Extract, Letter |
Publications extracted: | Joseph Roberts |
Subjects: | Ethnography, Race, Progress, Christianity |
Roberts observes of the Vedahs that he could think of 'no comparison to mark the difference betwixt them and my coolies, than that which exists betwixt a wild beast just brought from the forest, and one that has been tamed'. Continues: 'Their state is alike calculated to excite the attention of the Philosopher and the Divine'. (46) | |
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