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Note 189 — Chapter XXXIII

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European Population.

Pure blood.

Teutonic 52,000,000

Sclavonian 50,000,000

Celtic 12,000,000

Magyar 9,000,000

Fins and Samojedes 3,000,000

Tartar 2,000,000

Jews 2,000,000

Total European population of pure blood 130,000,000

Mixed blood in Europe.

Teutonic Celtic 22,000,000

Teutonic Sclavonian 6,000,000

Teutonic mixed with Walloons in Belgium 1,200,000

Teutonic Northmen in Normandy 1,500,000

Celtic in its different crosses 56,000,000

Sclavonian 6,000,000

Lettons 2,000,000

Turks 4,000,000

Turco-Tatar-Sclavonic in centre, south-east, and east of Russia 2,600,000

Kalmuk, between the rivers Volga and Ural 300,000

The number of people of mixed blood in Europe 101,600,000

The total population of Europe, pure and mixed, amounts to about 232 millions, including 600,000 Gipsies. The Teutonic population in the United States of North America and in the British colonies amounts to 20 millions; so that the total number of people of Teutonic blood is rather more than 100 millions.—Notes accompanying the Ethnographic Map of Europe, by Dr. Gustaf Kombst: “Phys. Atlas.”

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