The Anthropological Review, Volume 8Trübner and Company, 1870 |
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... organism . An old lady in High Street , Gateshead , and another in Bigg Market , Newcastle , aged 103 and 105 respectively at death , were nervo- bilious . Other instances might be given ; but these are from knowledge of the persons . + ...
... organism . An old lady in High Street , Gateshead , and another in Bigg Market , Newcastle , aged 103 and 105 respectively at death , were nervo- bilious . Other instances might be given ; but these are from knowledge of the persons . + ...
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... organism , consult " table " page 22 , or consider the person to be Celtic , with a Belgian , a Roman , a Norman , ( i . e . bilious ) , or Saxon , or Scandinavian * It is almost needless to say that the form , the features , and the ...
... organism , consult " table " page 22 , or consider the person to be Celtic , with a Belgian , a Roman , a Norman , ( i . e . bilious ) , or Saxon , or Scandinavian * It is almost needless to say that the form , the features , and the ...
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... organisms , they would find both the cause and the reason of organic and vital acts . In this arbitrary separation of the soul and life , how many scholars will find an expression of scientific reserve and prudence , and will boast of ...
... organisms , they would find both the cause and the reason of organic and vital acts . In this arbitrary separation of the soul and life , how many scholars will find an expression of scientific reserve and prudence , and will boast of ...
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... organism , then , which was believed to have the power of evolving life out of matter , while excepting the soul from this cate- gory , and protesting against every extension of a purely physiological doctrine - the organism , I say ...
... organism , then , which was believed to have the power of evolving life out of matter , while excepting the soul from this cate- gory , and protesting against every extension of a purely physiological doctrine - the organism , I say ...
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... organism and its functional mechanism , were not con- fined exclusively to clearing up this point alone , but , by being re- flected , as it were , from one function to another , they quickly em- braced the entire organism , where all ...
... organism and its functional mechanism , were not con- fined exclusively to clearing up this point alone , but , by being re- flected , as it were , from one function to another , they quickly em- braced the entire organism , where all ...
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American Anglo-Saxon animals Anthropological Anthropological Review appears bilious blood bones brain Britain British Britons Cæsar called Carlier cause cell Celtic Celts cent character characteristics civilisation climate colour common sources Cornish language Cornwall cranial deaths defendant Devon Devonshire doubt Dutch England English especially Europe European exist fact favour Freeman Gauls German Gildas hair head Henry of Huntingdon human immigrants Indian inhabitants intussusception Ireland Irish islands Isle of Axholme language less living look Malay matter microcephali mind moral nation native nature negro Nennius nervous Norman Conquest observations opinion organism original painting Palembang Papuans passage peculiar period persons physical physiology plaintiff plaintiff's book Polynesian population present Prichard primitive produced Professor Huxley question races reference regard remarks Retzius Roman Saxon says settlers side skin skulls Sumatra temperament Teutonic tion Virchow Welsh West Midland counties whole word