Researches Into the Physical History of Mankind: In Two Volumes, Volume 1

Arch, 1826 - 544 pagina's

History of the different Nations of Tar	1

Of the Population of Italy	2

Page	6

BOOK I	11

Of the Physical Characters of the Per	21

Of the Dispersion of Animals	43

Of the Dispersion of Quadrupeds and Rep	53

Division of the principal Families between	68

Empire of Bornou	277

Of the History of the Ancient Ethiopians	289

Enumeration of the different Races of Peo	295

Physical Characters of the Abyssinians	308

VOL I	321

Of the Nations in the Interior behind	342

Of the Nations of the Empire of Kongo	348

Remarks on the American Languages	350

Titel	Researches Into the Physical History of Mankind: In Two Volumes, Volume 1 Researches Into the Physical History of Mankind: In Two Volumes, James Cowles Prichard
Auteur	James Cowles Prichard
Editie	2
Uitgever	Arch, 1826
Oorspronkelijk uit	Bayerische Staatsbibliothek
Gedigitaliseerd	19 maart 2009
Lengte	544 pagina's

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Of the Animals found in Islands	74

Of the Population of the South of Italy	75

NOTES ON CHAPTER III	81

BOOK II	90

Third method of InquiryCriterion found	99

Application of the Second Method of	126

Of the Structure of the Parts on which	133

Of varieties of Form particularly in	156

Mongolian VarietyDescription	167

Further Observations on the Varieties of	174

Varieties in the Figure and Proportion	187

Remarks on this Analogy between the	197

Of the different kinds of Hair which dis	222

Of Diversity of Stature	230

Natives of Tierra del Fuego	231

BOOK VII	232

BOOK III	237

SURVEY OF THE PHYSICAL HISTORY OF PARTICULAR	240

Nations of Western Negroland or Guinea	250

Of the Nations between the Gambia	260

and the Countries in the interior adjacent	264

Of the Nations on the Slave Coast	270

General Observations on the Physical	356

SURVEY OF THE PHYSICAL HISTORY OF PARTICULAR	365

1	376

Of Taomaco and Australia del	377

Of the Papua Tribes in the Isles of	388

Of the Natives of Terra Australis	395

Description of the Polynesian Tribes in	412

Natives of Otaheite and the Society Isles	418

Natives of the Sandwich Islands	424

Natives of the Caroline Islands	428

Of the Dispersion of the Polynesian Race	434

Of the Philippine Islanders	455

Of the Ladrone or Marian Isles	465

Physical Observations on the Races	480

History of the Guarani	482

Of the Variations which are discovered	486

NOTES TO VOL I	525

244	531

Of the Lydians in the southern parts	536

i	538

Of the Eastern Branches of the Algon	541

469	543