A Manual of Anthropology, Or Science of Man Based on Modern Research by Charles BrayLongmans, Green, Reader and Dyer, 1871 - 358 pages |
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Page xix
... increases in weight and complexity as mental power and energy increase . Each creature has a world of its own proportionate to its powers of feeling . Inferiority of man's mental faculties , in some respects , to insects and other ...
... increases in weight and complexity as mental power and energy increase . Each creature has a world of its own proportionate to its powers of feeling . Inferiority of man's mental faculties , in some respects , to insects and other ...
Page xxii
... increase faster than the means of subsistence keeps down the rate of wages , and causes an unfair division of the produce of industry . The relation of Capital to Labour the great question of the day . Prof. Jacoby on wages and co ...
... increase faster than the means of subsistence keeps down the rate of wages , and causes an unfair division of the produce of industry . The relation of Capital to Labour the great question of the day . Prof. Jacoby on wages and co ...
Page xxiii
... increased with the increase in size of the ner- vous system . We want to grow larger and more perfect brains . Sexual selection . Hereditary descent . All the physical and men- tal powers to be developed proportionally and exercised ...
... increased with the increase in size of the ner- vous system . We want to grow larger and more perfect brains . Sexual selection . Hereditary descent . All the physical and men- tal powers to be developed proportionally and exercised ...
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... increases as we leave the surface for the interior one degree for every 65 feet . This degree of heat would boil ... increase of temperature of one degree for every 55 feet , and will render the supply of coal , which geologists say ...
... increases as we leave the surface for the interior one degree for every 65 feet . This degree of heat would boil ... increase of temperature of one degree for every 55 feet , and will render the supply of coal , which geologists say ...
Page 7
... increased distance from the sun . The mode of motion or quantity of heat may therefore be the same in each planet . Saturn is of about the same substance and weight as cork ; this , perhaps , may be traceable to the conditions under ...
... increased distance from the sun . The mode of motion or quantity of heat may therefore be the same in each planet . Saturn is of about the same substance and weight as cork ; this , perhaps , may be traceable to the conditions under ...
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