The First Landing On Wrangel Island
The First Landing On Wrangel Island
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It cannot, however, be said that the designating marks ofdistinction are so plain between the American Eskimo and the so-calledTchuktschi of the Asiatic coast. I have been unable to see anything morein the way of distinction than exists between Englishmen and Danes, forinstance, or between Norwegians and Swedes. Indeed, it may be said thatmuch of the confusion and absurdity of classification found inethnographic literature may be traced to a tendency to see diversitieswhere few or none exist. T...o the observant man of travel who has giventhe matter any attention, it seems that the most sensible classificationis that of the ancient writers who divide humanity into three races, namely, white, yellow, and black. Cuvier adopted this division, and thebest contemporary British authority, Dr. Latham, also makes threegroups, although he varies somewhat in details from Cuvier. Inaccordance with the nomenclature of Latham, the Eskimo may be spoken ofas Hyperborean Mongolid
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It cannot, however, be said that the designating marks ofdistinction are so plain between the American Eskimo and the so-calledTchuktschi of the Asiatic coast. I have been unable to see anything morein the way of distinction than exists between Englishmen and Danes, forinstance, or between Norwegians and Swedes. Indeed, it may be said thatmuch of the confusion and absurdity of classification found inethnographic literature may be traced to a tendency to see diversitieswhere few or none exist. T...o the observant man of travel who has giventhe matter any attention, it seems that the most sensible classificationis that of the ancient writers who divide humanity into three races, namely, white, yellow, and black. Cuvier adopted this division, and thebest contemporary British authority, Dr. Latham, also makes threegroups, although he varies somewhat in details from Cuvier. Inaccordance with the nomenclature of Latham, the Eskimo may be spoken ofas Hyperborean Mongolid
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