...satisfactorily (owing to absence of material) of other physical characters j and the conclusion arrived at is " that neither the shape of the skull nor any other...not always, and never with sufficient decisiveness." The next chapter treats'of Linguistic Characters. While speaking favourably of the imitative and interjectional...

...Races of Man and their Geographical Distribution,' sums up his conclusions in the following words: 'We must needs confess that neither the shape of the...distinguishing marks of the human races; that the color of the skin likewise displays only various gradations of darkness; and that the hair alone comes...

...separate mankind into two, another into one hundred and fifty, species, races, or families." And again, " We must needs confess that neither the shape of the...nor any other portion of the skeleton has afforded sufficiently comprehensive distinguishing marks of the human races; that the colour of the skin likewise...

...two, another into one hundred and fifty, species, races, or families." LANGUAGE AND RACE. And again, " We must needs confess that neither the shape of the skull nor any other portion of the'skeleton has afforded sufficiently comprehensive distinguishing marks of the human races ; that...

...his chapter on the subject in terms as decided as those of Major Powell. " In summing up," he says, " we must needs confess that neither the shape of the...distinguishing marks of the human races ; that the color of the skin likewise displays only various gradations of darkness ; and that the hair alone comes...