1. Great Britain - Justification for an Empire
... , p. 2). Despite Columbus looking up to the Native Americans in this way, he viewed their savage lifestyles as ungodly. Being a devout Christian, Columbus viewed it as his duty to spread the word of the Lord and convert all those who he encountered. To Christians, a life not devoted to God will result in the soul being trapped in an eternal hell. In an ... the evil customs of the Irish, condemning their nomadic herding practices, their religion, their social and familial organization, their bards, their hair and dress, and so on. He derives the origins of the Irish from the barbarous Scy...
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