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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 762

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alculating, and economical; the man of the South moreventuresome, impulsive, reckless, generous, improvident, andrevengeful. In complexion, the South promotes the dark, andthe North the light. [Chap, xxiii.] XIX. Types of Mankind.—Each race is shown to have itspeculiar physiognomy—its distinctive… … Fig. 1055.—Group from a Crowd in India.* are also described and their peculiar organizations and char-acters pointed out. These characteristics are found to be per-manent, the modifications effected by climate, locality, etc., ° One of the figures, the young man with negro features, is a…

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