239 et seq. ; and in the second part of A. Wagner's Urgeschichte
der Erde; also in a work by Schultz, Die ScliopfungsgescMchte,
Gotha 1865. All these, together with others, draw attention to
the fact that there are black Jews in Asia ; that the negroes of
the United States in the course of a hundred and fifty years have
travelled over a good quarter of the distance which separates
them from the white men ; that America has changed the Anglo-
Saxon type, and from the English race has derived a new white
race, which may be called the Yankee race ; that the Arabs in
Nubia have become perfectly black ; and that when we hear a
Dyak who has been rescued from barbarism, or a poor Hottentot
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