The Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 7Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 - American periodicals |
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Page 376
... Race . " The families into which mankind are gen- erally divided by Ethnographers , and to which the various tribes are all referred , are , the Caucasian , Mongul , American , Malay and Negro . The Caucasian , sometimes called the ...
... Race . " The families into which mankind are gen- erally divided by Ethnographers , and to which the various tribes are all referred , are , the Caucasian , Mongul , American , Malay and Negro . The Caucasian , sometimes called the ...
Page 394
... race . The author says , " I must show that the Caucasian or White , and the Negro races , were distinct at a very remote date , and that the Egyptians were Caucasians . Unless this point can be established , the contest must be ...
... race . The author says , " I must show that the Caucasian or White , and the Negro races , were distinct at a very remote date , and that the Egyptians were Caucasians . Unless this point can be established , the contest must be ...
Page 446
... race . It matters not to the question , whether this be true or not . It is singular if true , and the evidence is pretty strong , but it belongs to a department of Physiol ogy , which can have no important bearing upon the " ques- tion ...
... race . It matters not to the question , whether this be true or not . It is singular if true , and the evidence is pretty strong , but it belongs to a department of Physiol ogy , which can have no important bearing upon the " ques- tion ...
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