| Geology - 1858 - 394 pages
...far beyond anything established by absolute proof; and the subsequent labours of Morton himself, and still more, of some of his successors, seem to have...further evidence, a novel and ingenious hypothesis. which separate the Esquimaux of the Atlantic from the tribes of the American aborigines lying to the... | |
| Art - 1857 - 594 pages
...far beyond anything established by absolute proof ; and the subsequent labors of Morton himself, and still more, of some of his successors, seem to have...American aborigines lying to the south and west of them, as elements of contrast which have not failed to receive full justice, adds : " It is not so with the... | |
| American Association for the Advancement of Science - Science - 1858 - 474 pages
...far beyond any thing established by absolute proof; and the subsequent labors of Morton himself, and still more of some of his successors, seem to have...American aborigines lying to the south and west of them, as elements of contrast which have not failed to receive full justice, adds : " It is not . so with... | |
| 1858 - 482 pages
...far beyond any thing established l>y absolute proof; and the subsequent labors of Morton himself, and still more of some of his successors, seem to have...from the tribes of the American aborigines lying to thu south afd west of. th,eua, as elements of contrast which have not failed to receive full justice,... | |
| Science - 1858 - 398 pages
...far beyond anything established by absolute proof; and the subsequent labours of Morton himself, and still more, of some of his successors, seem to have...Latham, after commenting on the manifest distinctions 32 Prevalence of One Cranial Type in American Aborigines. which separate the Esquimaux of the Atlantic... | |
| Geology - 1858 - 388 pages
...far beyond anything established by absolute proof; and the subsequent labours of Morton himself, and still more, of some of his successors, seem to have...further evidence, a novel and ingenious hypothesis. which separate the Esquimaux of the Atlantic from the tribes of the American aborigines lying to the... | |
| American Association for the Advancement of Science - Science - 1858 - 466 pages
...far beyond any thing established by absolute proof; and the subsequent labors of Morton himself, and still more of some of his successors, seem to have...testing by further evidence a novel and ingenious hypo>hesis. ])r. Latham, after commenting on the manifest distinctions which separate the Esquimaux... | |
| Sir Daniel Wilson - America - 1862 - 524 pages
...of similar conditions of social life, and affected by so many corresponding extraneous influences. Dr. Latham, after commenting on the manifest distinctions...American aborigines lying to the south and west of them, as elements of contrast which have not failed to receive full justice, adds : " It is not so with the... | |
| sir Daniel Wilson - 1865 - 1016 pages
...life, and affected by so many corresponding extraneous influences. Dr. Latham, after commenting on the distinctions which separate the Esquimaux of the Atlantic from the tribes of American aborigines lying to the south and west of them, as elements of contrast which have not failed... | |
| Sir Daniel Wilson - Civilization - 1865 - 686 pages
...life, and affected by so many corresponding extraneous influences. Dr. Latham, after commenting on the distinctions which separate the Esquimaux of the Atlantic from the tribes of American aborigines lying to the south and west of them, as elements of contrast which have not failed... | |
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