Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 435
Fig. 540.—Gapibai.: 428 NATIONAL TYPES THE SPANIARD. In Spain, as in Italy, we find the results of the minglino- ofmany ethnical elements. The basis of the Spanish nationality,however, is Celt-Iberian—the two elements of this compoundbeing so fused together that we are unable to separate them.The… … Fig. 541.—Cobtez. day. Into this Celt-Iberian current has been poured, at dif-ferent periods,•lesser streams of Phoenician, Greek, Roman,Gothic, Moorish, and Jewish blood, the whole forming thestrongly individualized Spaniard of to-day. Of the modern evidences of race in the different prov-inces,…
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