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The Moral and Intellectual Diversity of Races

Note 177 — Chapter XIII

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The principles of government applied to practice at the formation of our Constitution, Mr. Gobineau considers as identical with those laid down at the beginning of every society founded by the Germanic race. In his succeeding volumes he mentions several analogues.—H. [177]

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