The Anthropological Review, Volume 8Trübner and Company, 1870 |
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... elements , British and French ; what our forefathers called Bret - Welsh and Gal - Welsh . " . " Some of the passages collected by Sir Francis Palgrave would seem to show that parties of independent Welshmen held out in the fen country ...
... elements , British and French ; what our forefathers called Bret - Welsh and Gal - Welsh . " . " Some of the passages collected by Sir Francis Palgrave would seem to show that parties of independent Welshmen held out in the fen country ...
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... elements of which a nation is composed . To a knowledge of the last three subjects Mr. Freeman makes no pretension ; about the first he discourses freely , but we have been unable to discover that he has any knowledge of manu- scripts ...
... elements of which a nation is composed . To a knowledge of the last three subjects Mr. Freeman makes no pretension ; about the first he discourses freely , but we have been unable to discover that he has any knowledge of manu- scripts ...
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... elements , and , from the mixture of white with the red corpuscles , is more purple in hue . It is also the most aqueous . In the sanguine , the blood is reddest , and there is more of it than in the other temperaments . It occupies a ...
... elements , and , from the mixture of white with the red corpuscles , is more purple in hue . It is also the most aqueous . In the sanguine , the blood is reddest , and there is more of it than in the other temperaments . It occupies a ...
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... element . The population of the Sunda Islands , in the Malay Archipelago , possesses a pleasant exterior . The face is more broad than oval , without projecting cheek bones , and indicates an infantile nature . They are more inclined to ...
... element . The population of the Sunda Islands , in the Malay Archipelago , possesses a pleasant exterior . The face is more broad than oval , without projecting cheek bones , and indicates an infantile nature . They are more inclined to ...
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... elements . The discovery by Bichat of the elementary tissues of which the organism is composed , was one of the great strides in the progress of general anatomy . Armed with the microscope , our analysis has penetrated more deeply into ...
... elements . The discovery by Bichat of the elementary tissues of which the organism is composed , was one of the great strides in the progress of general anatomy . Armed with the microscope , our analysis has penetrated more deeply into ...
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