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The North-Americans of yesterday

Note 16 — Chapter II

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“There are well-known examples in the ethnography of other races, where reliance on language alone would lead the investigator astray; but all serious students of the native American tribes are united in the opinion that with them no other clue can compare to it in general results.”—D. G. Brinton, The American Race, Preface.

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