The Natural History of the Human Species: Its Typical Forms, Primeval Distribution, Filiations, and Migrations ...Gould and Lincoln, 1855 - 423 sider |
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... facts of science do not warrant the conclusion to which most scientific minds so readily assent , that the planets are inhabited . The anonymous author is a genius , and will set hundreds of critics on the hunt to ferret him out ...
... facts of science do not warrant the conclusion to which most scientific minds so readily assent , that the planets are inhabited . The anonymous author is a genius , and will set hundreds of critics on the hunt to ferret him out ...
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... fact , and inductive fact , are the basis of knowl- edge , and stand in perpetual contradistinction to the author- ity and dicta of antiquity , usually without foundations . In the work before us , it is true that much rests necessarily ...
... fact , and inductive fact , are the basis of knowl- edge , and stand in perpetual contradistinction to the author- ity and dicta of antiquity , usually without foundations . In the work before us , it is true that much rests necessarily ...
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... fact of their having remained stationary for so many centuries proves an inferior capacity for improvement . 3. The Ethiopian race includes the inhabitants of Africa , ( exclu- sive of the northern parts , ) and the imported specimens ...
... fact of their having remained stationary for so many centuries proves an inferior capacity for improvement . 3. The Ethiopian race includes the inhabitants of Africa , ( exclu- sive of the northern parts , ) and the imported specimens ...
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... facts in the case , must be set aside ; the maxim to follow is " fiat justitia , ruat cœlum . " " In fact , what is actually true it is always most desirable to know , whatever consequences may arise from its admission . " As the ...
... facts in the case , must be set aside ; the maxim to follow is " fiat justitia , ruat cœlum . " " In fact , what is actually true it is always most desirable to know , whatever consequences may arise from its admission . " As the ...
Side 22
... fact that the most dissimilar varieties of man are capable of propagating prolific offspring with each other . The Mulattoes , from the mixture of the Negroes with Whites , are said to be increas- ing in numbers , as well as the mixed ...
... fact that the most dissimilar varieties of man are capable of propagating prolific offspring with each other . The Mulattoes , from the mixture of the Negroes with Whites , are said to be increas- ing in numbers , as well as the mixed ...
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