| Medicine - 1840 - 632 pages
...On these grounds, he is of opinion that they constituted the population of these elevated regions, before the arrival of the present Indian population which, in its physical and moral characters, offers. many analogies with the Asiatic population of the old world." IV. As... | |
| Science - 1834 - 494 pages
...elevated regions, situated between the 14° and 19° degrees of South Lat. before the arrival of this present Indian population, which, in its physical...analogies with the Asiatic races of the old world. Mr Pentland took occasion to defend M. Humboldt from some accusations of inaccuracy in his measurements... | |
| Geology - 1834 - 502 pages
...elevated regions, situated between the 1 4° and J 9° degrees of South Lat. before the arrival of this present Indian population, which, in its physical...analogies with the Asiatic races of the old world. Mr Pentland took occasion to defend M. Humboldt from some accusations of inaccuracy in his measurements... | |
| Early English newspapers - 1834 - 734 pages
...On these grounds he was of opinion, that they constituted the population of these elevated regions before the arrival of the present Indian population,...which, in its physical characters, its customs, &c. offered many analogies with the Asiatic races of the old world. RELICS OF FLODDEK FIELD. The workmen... | |
| British Association for the Advancement of Science - Science - 1835 - 766 pages
...still employed by many American tribes, and adduced in confirmation of this view the opinion of Cuvier, of Gall, and of many other celebrated naturalists...Geology of Berwickshire. By DAVID MILNE, Advocate, AM, FHSEFGS Mr. Milne commenced his paper by describing the boundaries of the district he had examined,... | |
| Phrenology - 1836 - 694 pages
...constituted the inhabitants of the elevated regions, situated between the 14" and 19" of South Lat., before the arrival of the present Indian population,...analogies with the Asiatic races of the old world *." The Phrenological Society possesses a skull from the neighbourhood of Arica on the coast of Peru,... | |
| 1837 - 488 pages
...belong, appears to Mr. Pentland to have constituted the inhabitants of the elevated regions, situate between the 14th and 19th degrees of south latitude...its customs, &c'., offers many analogies with the Asiatick races of the old world. THE KING-SNAKE. THERE is a large species of speckled snake commonly... | |
| 1837 - 490 pages
...Mr. Pentland to have constituted the inhabitants of the elevated regions, situate between the 1 lili and 19th degrees of south latitude before the arrival...characters, its customs, &c., offers many analogies with the Asiatick races of the old world. THE KING-SNAKE. THERE is a large species of speckled snake commonly... | |
| 1837 - 486 pages
...belong, appears to Mr. Pentland to have constituted the inhabitants of the elevated regions, situate between the 14th and 19th degrees of south latitude...population, which, in its physical characters, its customs, ekc., offers many analogies with the Asiatick races of the old world. THE KING-SNAKE. THERE is a large... | |
| Medicine - 1840 - 684 pages
...On these grounds, he is of opinion that they constituted the population of these elevated regions, before the arrival of the present Indian population which, in its physical and moral characters, offers many analogies with the Asiatic population of the old world." IV. As the... | |
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