Africa And Colonization An Address Delivered Before the Massachusetts Colonizat
Africa And Colonization An Address Delivered Before the Massachusetts Colonizat
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Volney says that they have a yellowish, dusky complexion, resembling neither the Grecian nor Arabian ; and adds that they have a puffed visage, swollen eyes, flat nose, and thick lips, and bear much resemblance to mulattoes. " 3 Ledyard, whose testimony Prichard remarks is of the more value as he had no theory to support, says : " I suspect the Copts to have been the origin of the Negro race : the nose and lips correspond with those of the Negro. The hair, wherever I can see it among the people... here (the Copts), is curled, not like that of the Negroes, but like that of the mulattoes. " 4 But if the Egyptians and Copts exhibit the full, sensuous and luxurious organization of the African, and properly be- long to the African race, it certainly will not be difficult to establish the same claim for all the remaining dwellers on the 1 Prichard's Natural History of Man, pp. 151, 152.
2 Prichard, p. 156. 3 Ibid. P. 158. * Ibid. P. 159 12 continent. These were nearest to Asia and Europe, and felt most of foreign influences ; and yet the type could not be chmged : the round cheek, the full, protuberant eye, the dark hue, could not be converted into their contraries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Volney says that they have a yellowish, dusky complexion, resembling neither the Grecian nor Arabian ; and adds that they have a puffed visage, swollen eyes, flat nose, and thick lips, and bear much resemblance to mulattoes. " 3 Ledyard, whose testimony Prichard remarks is of the more value as he had no theory to support, says : " I suspect the Copts to have been the origin of the Negro race : the nose and lips correspond with those of the Negro. The hair, wherever I can see it among the people... here (the Copts), is curled, not like that of the Negroes, but like that of the mulattoes. " 4 But if the Egyptians and Copts exhibit the full, sensuous and luxurious organization of the African, and properly be- long to the African race, it certainly will not be difficult to establish the same claim for all the remaining dwellers on the 1 Prichard's Natural History of Man, pp. 151, 152.
2 Prichard, p. 156. 3 Ibid. P. 158. * Ibid. P. 159 12 continent. These were nearest to Asia and Europe, and felt most of foreign influences ; and yet the type could not be chmged : the round cheek, the full, protuberant eye, the dark hue, could not be converted into their contraries.
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