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The plurality of the human race

Note 293 — Chapter VIII

Hugh J. C. Beavan translation

Histoire Naturelle, vol. ix, p. 127, 1761. Étienne Geoffroy (Comptes Rendus, vol. iii, p. 29) says the same thing “as regards the actual constitution of the globe; each race is a species sui generis,—a form or combination of its own in nature.”

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