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THENEGRÛES.deprajJ'v~d0Î'1i"~~"tf~~W)#'ipritlèesYarerebellious,and compal1lons withtl1ie;ves."THe present Sultan i8 universallyconsidered as mi1d, brave in war,filèkle, sav:ef;fn';;wiia:t)iregard'shis own immediate interest, and very much'fia:tt~retoinvestigatehowfà:fthe lillouldings of the hustma.;y 'follùwoT (levi~té fr()mf1'ÎheN'ê.~îgromÔdificâfiolls; a 'lnere visitanthismajesty'scourt cângotbesupposed to dêcide. Butit is noharmto caution Europeans, how far tlIey ventute tocommit their own acumefiagainst 'that which issupplied fI'om the interior of this specimen ofthe!seat oflleason*"', and notto ,place too much rcHance on epidermis orOr61!1'lum.These Blacks,wheit they ubtain valid p0litical title to whitel'Jcople, the havil1g gotteti thetn, no matter b:r what means, .int0 theirll,l'indsrmaintain,andsubject the.rn tono ha:rd'ship, save restraint~ rrhe..Nèg~o~lscuU!.~s i.lis~i,Qgtii~ba:biebyJll!itltes$ Qf the sidtl bones (sueh as Qcwrs,asage ad­Vl!i?C~S, to t~é desceQdantsof ~he other spllsofNQl!ih.) Seerrel!itise on S1f,~llj~, and the ingenioustract on the seale of ascendenéy of talent from black to white. Sorne Iittle mistake, however, has.occurredin. thé calcJikttiÔtls,Hlkethl1!ottwhi~!spoil~ Gûm"er~s srt'it ofctothes in ,the flying iSlandof ~hilosoph~rs."...• But the ~~sults do!not t~Hy;;;rheN~o ,skuU is.nQt w9re iStrong1y distinguishedthan the Scythianor Abyssînian. .Asto tint, ~his is regulated ~Y the daims of nature and clinlate.Gertainsupérior muscularp'owers of '-exertion in the toe~of the Negro J;ace havebeen alleged asan argument for denying it .the daim to aparticipa~on in humannature. But, Withal1 dere!"renee, this natural aeeomplishment only l'l'oves the danger of possessing superior talent under in­&lspi.cio\Js circumstances.2K