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 v
... observe ; he is on stilts at a microscope , and - his memoir finished , and read , and printed - he retreats into his routinary existence , which is quite separate from his scientific . " Cuvier and St. Hilaire disputed over some two ...
... observe ; he is on stilts at a microscope , and - his memoir finished , and read , and printed - he retreats into his routinary existence , which is quite separate from his scientific . " Cuvier and St. Hilaire disputed over some two ...
Page vii
... observation have convinced me that the greater part of what has been laid down by Gall , Spurzheim , and Combe is true , and may be verified by any ordinarily well - qualified person who will follow their method of investigation . Of ...
... observation have convinced me that the greater part of what has been laid down by Gall , Spurzheim , and Combe is true , and may be verified by any ordinarily well - qualified person who will follow their method of investigation . Of ...
Page viii
... observation . I can only say I should think them highly probable , as they seem very necessary parts of our mental system . There may be a great deal more to know , and what we do know may be more per- fectly known ; but upon the facts ...
... observation . I can only say I should think them highly probable , as they seem very necessary parts of our mental system . There may be a great deal more to know , and what we do know may be more per- fectly known ; but upon the facts ...
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... observe that this showed that they had the same Creator , or very nearly . The sun , being a much larger body than its satellites , still appears to exist in the incan- descent molten state from which our earth has so gradually emerged ...
... observe that this showed that they had the same Creator , or very nearly . The sun , being a much larger body than its satellites , still appears to exist in the incan- descent molten state from which our earth has so gradually emerged ...
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... observation ; and it is confidently asserted that , " between the highest primate and the lowest savage , there will be no break , no chasm , but a perfect and complete series . " The Orang - Outang , found only in the Islands of the ...
... observation ; and it is confidently asserted that , " between the highest primate and the lowest savage , there will be no break , no chasm , but a perfect and complete series . " The Orang - Outang , found only in the Islands of the ...
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