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Prichard, James Cowles.

Researches into the physical history of mankind. Second edition in two volumes. Vol. 2

London : John and Arthur Arch, 1826.

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503 Chapter IX. Nations in the middle region of south america, from the twentieth degree of south latitude to the paralled of the maragnon. Section I. Division

504 Section II; Nations to the eastward of the andes

505 Section III. Nations of Peru

509 Chapter X. Nations in the northern region of south american, viz. in the countries northward of the Maragnon. Section I. Of the countries in the interior, and of their inhabitants

511 Section II. Of the caribbees, tamanaces, chaymas, and other nations of terra firma

515 Section III. Of the physical characters of the nations described in the last section

521 Chapter XI. Concluding remarks on the physical characters of the american nations

525 Book IX. General survey of the causes which have produced varieties in the human species, with remarks on the origin of nations and on the diversity of languages. Chapter I. Of the causes which have giren rise to varieties in the human species. Section I. General view of the subject - Opinion of strabo - pliny - of buffon, and other modern writers

536 Section III. Laws of the animal economy in regard to the hereditary transmission of peculiarities of structure

548 Section IV. Theory of the origin of varieties

558 Section V. Instances of variety in the breed, arising from the operation of external, chiefly of local cuases

567 Section VI. Adaptation of certain breeds to particular local circumstances

575 Section VII. Of the relation of particular varieties of the human species to climates

584 Chapter II. Recapitulation of the inferences obtained in the preceding books, with some general remarks on the origin of particular races

592 Chapter III. Remarks on the diversity of languages. Section I. General observations on the diversity of languages- hypothesis that languages were originally different - arguments in opposition to it

598 Section II. Observations of Julius Klaproth - General and particular affinity of languages - hypothesis of this writer

606 Section III. Survey of the different relations of languages to each other. Concluding remarks on the origin of different languages

614 Note on the fifth book. Remarks on the relation between the Indo-European languages

625 Published by Dr. Prichard

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