The Negro A Beast In The Image Of GOD

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dominus muscle ^ the muscles of the hand and foot, the
glutaei, and the triceps of the calf of the leg are in this
category.
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p^\i ^\-^q. internal parts of the body
are subject to variety in different races : the peritoneum,
the ilso-coecal appendix, the liver, the larynx; and if
the small number of cases observed did not lead us to
fear pronouncing as an individual variation one of an
ethnic character, we might mention many examples of
them. No doubt special peculiarities in the internal
generative organs will be discovered. The nerv^ous system
has been the subject of closer study. Soemmering,
and after him Jacquart, demonstrated that the nerv^es of
the Negro, particularly those of the base of the brain,
are larger than those of the European. It has been
ascertained that his cerebral substance is not so white.
{Anthropology, pp. 307, 308, 309.)
Quatrefages says:
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Relatively to the white, the
Negro presents a marked predominance of peripheral
nei*vous expansians. The truneks are thicker, and
the fibres more numerous, or perhaps merely easier
to isolate and to preser\'e on account of their volums
alone. On the other hand, the cerebral centres, or at
least the brain appear to be inferior in development.
''{The Human Species, p. 401.)
**There are also some slight variations between the
respiration, circulation, animal temperature secretions,
etc., of the White man and the Negro; the muscular
energy and the manner in which it is employed, sometimes
vary considerably in different races; general