Harper's Young People, August 22, 1882

Harper's Young People, August 22, 1882

Harper's Young People, August 22, 1882 - An Illustrated WeeklyEgypt is the most interesting of countries, because...
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Harper's Young People, August 22, 1882

Harper's Young People, August 22, 1882

$17.93 $8.96

Harper's Young People, August 22, 1882

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Author: Various
Format: eBook
Language: English

Harper's Young People, August 22, 1882 - An Illustrated Weekly

Egypt is the most interesting of countries, because it is probably the oldest. We borrow from it nearly all our arts and sciences, and have only improved upon what the Egyptians taught us. Our alphabet and the art of writing came from the banks of the Nile. It was carried to Phnicia, then to Greece and Rome, and then to Europe and America. The Egyptians invented the lever, by which[Pg 674] all engines are moved, and electricity and steam made useful. Egyptian glass-makers, goldsmiths, painters, weavers, builders and stone-cutters, miners, gardeners, and even poets and historians, have taught their arts to all the Western nations; Moses studied in the Egyptian colleges, and Joseph and his father looked upon its Pyramids and temples with wonder. The land of Egypt is a deposit of mud brought down by the floods of the Nile from the mountains of Middle Africa. Every year the river overflows its banks, and renews the fertility of the soil by a new deposit, and these regular inundations have been so provided for by embankments and canals as to be seldom dangerous. The Nile scarcely ever sweeps away the flocks and harvests of the farmers, like the Mississippi. It would be well if the Mississippi could be made as useful as the Nile. ......Buy Now (To Read More)

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