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The Negro in the New world (1910)

Johnston, Harry, 1858-1927 · London, Methuen & Co., ltd · leaf 100

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nd I have seen “ Indian ” reserva- tions of land which were only finally broken up and thrown open to general settlement (mainly by Amerindian half-breeds) by the Spanish Government forty years ago. It is evident (to me) that a large proportion of the Cuban aborigines were not exterminated, but… … 52. THE “BOHIO” OR HUT OF AN “INDIO” (DESCENDANT OF CUBAN ABORIGINES) IN EAST CUBA blooded whites (mainly Spanish, but with an American, Canadian, and a French admixture not to be overlooked) ; half a million yellows (mixed Indian and Spanish); and over half a million negroes and negroids, the…

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