The Adamic Race Reply to Ariel Drs Young And Blackie On the Negro
The Adamic Race Reply to Ariel Drs Young And Blackie On the Negro
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Agassiz and others have shown. They lived and died and were covered up in the sediment of the seas, and subsequently these strata, as before, became hardened into rocks, with the fossils in them as we now find them, increasing in numbers and genera and species for thousands of feet in thickness, when we come to the bones of quadrupeds and a higher order of plants to support them — rising in grade — but each family or genus independent of those below, until in the lapse of time the temperature o...f the earth became fitted for man, and those groups of animals and vegetables necessary to his support ; and then his body "was formed^ and the woman, and they were placed in the garden of Eden to till it and fulfil their destiny. This regular gradation of creations we find to exist in the "Book of Rocks" in imperishable characters, and not liable to mistranslation, as we find in recording a fact in different human languages. The negroes. Central American Indians, and Malays were introduced upon the earth thousands of years before the Mongolian and Esquimaux.
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Agassiz and others have shown. They lived and died and were covered up in the sediment of the seas, and subsequently these strata, as before, became hardened into rocks, with the fossils in them as we now find them, increasing in numbers and genera and species for thousands of feet in thickness, when we come to the bones of quadrupeds and a higher order of plants to support them — rising in grade — but each family or genus independent of those below, until in the lapse of time the temperature o...f the earth became fitted for man, and those groups of animals and vegetables necessary to his support ; and then his body "was formed^ and the woman, and they were placed in the garden of Eden to till it and fulfil their destiny. This regular gradation of creations we find to exist in the "Book of Rocks" in imperishable characters, and not liable to mistranslation, as we find in recording a fact in different human languages. The negroes. Central American Indians, and Malays were introduced upon the earth thousands of years before the Mongolian and Esquimaux.
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