Races and
Races and Peoples: Lectures on the Science of Ethnography
作者：Brinton, Daniel G. (Daniel Garrison), 1837-1899
体例：段 章数：18
字数：373,153 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 18 段- The facial angle is that subtended by the same line, from th
- _Causes of Variation in Types._--The physical type once fixe
- In some such way language began. But remember that this is q
- CONTENTS.--The origin of Man. Theories of monogenism and
- According to the analogy of other organic beings, man would
- As speaking a language of a different family from the prevai
- The religious idealism which led the Semite in the days of M
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- The physical types vary greatly, but it is well known that t
- All the Caffre people are pastoral in habits, and have large
- The branch of the Asian race which I have called the Sibiric
- The portrait presented of their tribal customs is rather ple
- Most of the Dravida nations are cultured, possessing a writt
- The Nahuas were by no means the only nation who had made dec
- On the other hand, the black race finds it hopeless to strug
- We have been taught in this country to look with something l
- [19] See “The Wooing of Emer,” translated by Kuno Meyer, in
- [110] Omalius d’Halloy has called attention to the statement