...conclusions are just, it must inevitably follow that the higher — the more intellectual and moral — must displace the lower and more degraded races ;...of " natural selection", still acting on his mental organisation, must ever lead to the more perfect adaptation of man's higher faculties to the conditions...

...conclusions are just, it must inevitably follow that the higher — the more intellectual and moral — must displace the lower and more degraded races ;...external form will probably ever remain unchanged, except iu the development of that perfect beauty which results from a healthy and well organized body, refined...

...carefully worked out, " it musb inevitably follow that tbe higher — the more intellectual and moral — must displace the lower and more degraded races ;...of ' natural selection,' still acting on his mental organisation, must ever lead to the more perfect adaptation of man's higher faculties to the conditions...

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...as Mr. Wallace points out, those natural influences which have hitherto promoted man's progress, ' still acting on his mental organization, must ever...nature and to the exigencies of the social state,' so that 'his mental constitution may continue to advance and improve, till the world is again inhabited...

...conclusions are just, li it must inevitably follow that the higher — the more intellectual and moral — must displace the lower and more degraded races ;...perfect adaptation of man's higher faculties to the condition of surrounding nature, and to the exigencies of the social state. While his external form...

...conclusions are just, "it must inevitably follow that the higher — the more intellectual and moral — must displace the lower and more degraded races; and...perfect adaptation of man's higher faculties to the condition of surrounding nature, and to the exigencies of the social state. While his external form...

...conclusions are just, it must inevitably follow that the higher — the more intellectual and moral — must displace the lower and more degraded races; and...surrounding nature, and to the exigencies of the social PROGRESS INFINITE. 173 state. While his external form will probably ever remain unchanged, except in...

...conclusions are just, it must inevitably follow that the higher — the more intellectual and moral — must displace the lower and more degraded races ;...of " natural selection," still acting on his mental organisation, must ever lead to the more perfect adaptation of man's higher faculties to the conditions...

...conclusions are just, it must inevitably follow that the higher — the more intellectual and moral — must displace the lower and more degraded races; and...acting on his mental organization, must ever lead to a more perfect adaptation of man's higher faculties to the conditions of surrounding nature and to...