Miscegenation : The Theory Of The Blending Of The Races
Applied to the American White Man and Negro. Reprinted from the New York edition. (Triibner and Co.)—So far as the anther contends for the right of the black man to perfect......
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The Fisherman's Magazine. Nos. I. And Ii. April And May.
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The Phenomena Of Hybridity In The Genus Homo. Dy Dr.
Paul Broca. Edited by G. Carter Blake, F.G.S. (Longman and Co.)—The word " edited " includes, as we learn from the preface, translation, but we do not wonder that the secretary......
Lighter Efforts Want The Characteristic Merits Of Woman's...
a proof of what may be effected in spite of permanent ill-health this......
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