Note 13 — THE JOURNAL OF SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY. Vol. I. 1867. No. 3. (continued 2)
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“I maintain that the different types of the human family have an independent origin, one from the other, and are not descended from common ancestors. In fact, I believe that men were created in nations, not in individuals; but not in nations in the present sense of the word; on the contrary, in such crowds as exhibited slight, if any, diversity among themselves, except that of sex.”—Agassiz.