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Prichard, James Cowles.

Researches into the physical history of mankind. Second edition in two volumes. Vol. 1

London : John and Arthur Arch, 1826.

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215 Section VI. Of the hereditary transmission of varieties

222 Section VII. Of the different kinds of hair which distinguish particular races of men

230 Section VIII. Of diversity of stature

234 Section IX. Recapitulation and Conclusion of this argument

237 Book III. Application of the fourth method of inquiry - survey of the physical history of particular races. Part. I. Of the african races. Chapter I. Introduction - méthode to be pursued in this and the following books

241 Chapter II. General remarks on the native races of africa - remains of the Libyan race. Secion I. Distribution of the african nations

242 Section II. Remains of the anciens Libyan race

245 Section III. Physical characters of these tribes

250 Chapter III. Nations of western negroland, or Guinea. Section I. General observations

251 Section II. Of the nations bordering on the Rivers Senegal and Gambia

260 Section III. Of the nations between the gambia and the Gold Coast

264 Section IV. Of he nations inhabiting the gold Coast, and the countries in the interior adjacent

270 Section V. Of the nations on the Slave Coast, and the interior country

272 Sections. VI. Of the natives of benin

274 Chapter. IV. Of the races of people in the interior of africa. Section I. Division - nations to the southward - felatah tribes from the west - Negro empires

278 Section II. Negro nations to the castward of bornou

279 Sections III. Geneal remarks on the physical characters of these nations; -Blacks races - red races

281 Section IV. People of fezzam

282 Chapter V. Nations of the north-eastern parts of africa, including the Empire of Abyssinia, nubia, and Egypt. Section I. Of the empire of habesh

289 Section II. Of the history of the ancien Ethiopians

295 Section III. Enumeration of the different races of people in the empires of Abyssinia and Ethiopia

297 Section IV. Of the shangalla, and other Negro Tribes in Abyssinia and Nubia

299 Section V. Of the red or copper-coloured races

308 Section VI. Physical characters of the Abyssinians

309 Section VII. Of the Copts

312 Section VIII. Physical characters of the old Ethiiopians

316 Section IX. Of the complexion and physical structure of the ancien Egyptians

Image : Egyptian statue

Image : Head of an Egyptian mummy

332 Chapter VI. Of the nations of southern Africa. Section I. General observations

334 Section II. Physical characters of the hottentots

339 Section III. Of the Kaffers

342 Section IV. Of the Coast of Zanghuebar

343 section V. Of the nations in the interior, behind the Coast of zanguebar

344 Section VI. Extent of the Kaffers towards the north - natives of delagoa bay - mosambique

348 Section VII. Of the nations of the empire of Kongo

353 Section VIII. General observations of the extension of the Kaffer race and language in Africa, southward of the equator

356 Chapter VII. General observations on the physical characters of the African nations, and conjectures on the relation of these, particularly of their. Complexion, to the climate of Africa. Section I. Classification of races

358 Section II. Of the relation to climate

365 Book IV. Survey of the physical history of particular races, continued. Part II. History of the races of men dispersed through the great southern ocean. Chapter I. General account of the different classes of people found in these regious

370 Chapter II. Of the papua races. Section I. Of the nations of new Guinea and the neighbouring Islands

375 Section II. Of the naties of the long ranges of Islands, extending from new Guinea into the southern Pacific ocean

392 Chapter III. Of the races of black savages with straight hair, in the indian archipelago, and in the austral countrier. Section I. Races of this description in the Indian ocean

395 Section II. Of the natives of terra Australis

Image : Native of new Holland

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406 Section III. General observations on the anatomical structure of the black races, both Papuas and australians

412 Chapter IV. Description of the polynesian tribes in the Islands of the Pacific Ocean. Section I. General observations

413 Section II. Natives of easter Island

416 Section III. Natives of new Zealand

418 Section IV. Natives of otaheite and the society Isles

420 Section V. Natives of the Tonga or Friendly Islands

422 Section VI. Natives of the marquesas

424 Section VII. Natives of the sandwich Islands

426 Section VIII. Natives of Bauman's Isles

Image : Man of the sandwich Islands

428 Section IX. Natives of tha Caroline Islands

429 Section X. General remarks on the social state, religion, and distinguishing characters of the Polynesian tribes in the pacific ocean

434 Chapter V. Of the population of the Indian archipelago. Section I. Of the dispersion of the Polynesian race in the Indian ocean

436 Section II. Supposed descent of this race from the Malays

438 Section III. Supposed descent of this race from the Javanese. Probable history of the Polynesian tribes in the Indian Ocean

445 Chapter VI. Subject of the last chapter continued. Account of particular nations. Section I. Of the natives of sumatra and the adjacent Islands

449 Section II. Of the Javanese

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