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Meanings of uncivilised people in English
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Usage of uncivilised people in English
1
An uncivilised people, we call them in our lordly way, but they are young.
2
The manners of these people are quick and vehement, and their conversation vociferous, like that of most uncivilised people.
3
All I have learned at foreign courts, and amongst civilised and uncivilised people, is going to be utilised within the next couple of hours.
4
Mr. Herbert Spencer also quotes innumerable instances of the kindness, mildness, honesty, and respect for person and property of uncivilised peoples.
5
But why the "allegory" should closely imitate the rough guesses of uncivilised peoples, Ahts, Diggers, Zunis, Cahrocs, it is less easy to explain.