The Anthropological Review, Volume 8Trübner and Company, 1870 |
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... effects of the Norman Conquest , to illustrate which he has consulted every possible authority , good , bad , and indifferent . will only call attention to the great industry and still greater inge- nuity of a gentleman who has already ...
... effects of the Norman Conquest , to illustrate which he has consulted every possible authority , good , bad , and indifferent . will only call attention to the great industry and still greater inge- nuity of a gentleman who has already ...
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... effects of the Norman Conquest in language precisely similar to that in which Gildas described the subjection of Britons to ... effect upon narrations of plain matters of fact . There is a good parallel to the fictions of our earlier ...
... effects of the Norman Conquest in language precisely similar to that in which Gildas described the subjection of Britons to ... effect upon narrations of plain matters of fact . There is a good parallel to the fictions of our earlier ...
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... effects of the Norman Conquest . As it does not " look his way , " he will probably have sufficient discretion to say nothing about it , though we confess we see no reason why we should not call it part of a contemporary song , and ...
... effects of the Norman Conquest . As it does not " look his way , " he will probably have sufficient discretion to say nothing about it , though we confess we see no reason why we should not call it part of a contemporary song , and ...
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... effect , the actual and essential difference , if any , between the precise texture , and the temperament also , of the brain of those of different sexes , and to trace its direct influence on the character of both . This should be ...
... effect , the actual and essential difference , if any , between the precise texture , and the temperament also , of the brain of those of different sexes , and to trace its direct influence on the character of both . This should be ...
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... effect of consanguineous marriages is discussed , and some interesting results are disclosed . We are moreover told that " if a disease exists in both the parents , and is of ( P. 462. ) the same nature , it increases still more in the ...
... effect of consanguineous marriages is discussed , and some interesting results are disclosed . We are moreover told that " if a disease exists in both the parents , and is of ( P. 462. ) the same nature , it increases still more in the ...
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