etween the Negroand the Brazil Indian:—The Negro character, says he, ismore decided; it is worse, but it is also better.—The Indianseems to be without energy or exertion, equally incapable ofgreat evil or of great good. Rich mulattoes and negroes are notuncommon; there is no instance of a wealthy… … DEVELOPEMENT OF NATIONS. ^ 577 It would be interesting to know whether the native Mexicanbrain is better developed, for a rude form of society existed therebefore the European conquest. The skull of the NEGRO evidently risesin the scale of developement of the moral andintellectual organs : the…
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