Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 469
ericans. It has noth-ing of the red or cop-per-color, but is an olive-brown. M. dOrbignycompares it to the colorof mulattoes. The na-tives of Chaco are all,Fig. 5T9.-A Patagonian. according to that writ- er, equally dark with the Patagonians: the Charrua and thePuelche are of the deepest tint.… … m u>t THE NEGRO IN AMERICA. 463 est; it diminishes as we go northward toward Chaco, in themiddle part of the continent,trunk of the body is large and robust; the breast stronglyarched; the limbs massiveand round ; but the handsand feet are small. The wo-men are stout and vigorous,and without…
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