The Human Species
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Bosjesman and the Hottentot might bo considered as the characteristic human type. But tlie Negroes of Delagoa and the Kaffirs still protest against this partial coincidence.
5. Afncan Kingdom. This region is considered by Agassiz to comprise the rest of Africa, with the exception of the shores of the Mediterranean, He adds Madagascar and the southern half of the Arabian peninsula. Now, from a mammalogical point of view, Madagascar forms a little centre of itself, whilst the human population is ...very mixed. The Hovas are very slightly modified Malays, and the languages of the Sacalaves themselves indicate relations with the Malayo-Polynesians. As to the continental portion of the kingdom, it is enough to remark that it includes Negroes, Ab^'ssinians, Arabs, etc. History, as well as the present state of things, protests against the connection made in this case by the author.
6. European Kinr/dom. TJiis division Agassiz considers as comprising the entire circumference of the Mediterranean, Persia and Beloocliistan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bosjesman and the Hottentot might bo considered as the characteristic human type. But tlie Negroes of Delagoa and the Kaffirs still protest against this partial coincidence.
5. Afncan Kingdom. This region is considered by Agassiz to comprise the rest of Africa, with the exception of the shores of the Mediterranean, He adds Madagascar and the southern half of the Arabian peninsula. Now, from a mammalogical point of view, Madagascar forms a little centre of itself, whilst the human population is ...very mixed. The Hovas are very slightly modified Malays, and the languages of the Sacalaves themselves indicate relations with the Malayo-Polynesians. As to the continental portion of the kingdom, it is enough to remark that it includes Negroes, Ab^'ssinians, Arabs, etc. History, as well as the present state of things, protests against the connection made in this case by the author.
6. European Kinr/dom. TJiis division Agassiz considers as comprising the entire circumference of the Mediterranean, Persia and Beloocliistan.
What to read after The Human Species?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A De Armand Quatrefages to read onlineMoreLess
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