 | Edmund Burke - History - 1787 - 608 pages
...general likeneis, by which to characterize them, unlefs it be a fullnefs at the point of the nofe, which is very common. But, on the other hand, we met...hundreds of truly European faces, and many genuine Roman nofes, amongft them. Their eyes and teeth are good ; but the laft neither fo remarkably white, nor... | |
 | Voyages around the world - 1790 - 640 pages
..."which to chara&erife them, unlefs it be ยป fulloeff at the poin of the nofe, which is very common common. But, on the other hand, we met with hundreds of truly European faces, and many genuine Roman nofes amongft them- Their eyes and ieeth were good ; but the laft neither fo remarkably white, nor... | |
 | Travel - 1796 - 364 pages
...conveys the appearance of ftrength than of beauty, there are feveral to be feen who are really handfome. We met with hundreds of truly European faces, and many genuine Roman nofes arriongft them. Their eyes and teeth arc good ; but the laft, neither fo remarkably white, nor... | |
 | History - 1800 - 600 pages
...general likenefs, by which to characterize them, unlefs it be a fullnefs at the point of the nofe, which is very common. But, on the other hand, we met...of truly European faces, . and many genuine Roman nofes, amongft them. Their eyes and teeth are good; but the laft neither fo remarkably white, nor fo... | |
 | History - 1800 - 598 pages
...general like neis, by which to characterize them, unlefs it be a fuilnefs at the point of the nofe, which is very common. But, on the other hand, we met with him. dreds of truly European faces, and many genuine Roman nofes, amongft them. Their eyes and teeth... | |
 | General history - 1814 - 798 pages
...scarcely possible to fix on any general likeness by which to character* jze them, unless it be a fullness at the point of the nose, which is very common. But,...amongst them. Their eyes and teeth are good ; but the )ast neither so remarkably white nor so well set, as is often found amongst Indian nations ; though... | |
 | Johann Friedrich Blumenbach - Electrophysiology - 1817 - 452 pages
...Ethiopian variety when instructed by the Caucasian has produced instances of mental advancement great " likeness by which to characterize them, unless it...truly European faces, and many genuine " Roman noses among them.'' " Similar examples," remarks Blumenbach on this passage, (Cook's last voyage. Vol. 1.... | |
 | Sir William Lawrence - Anatomy, Comparative - 1819 - 646 pages
...various, insomuch that it is scarcely possible to fix on any genera! likeness by which to characterise them, unless it be a fulness at the point of the nose,...European faces, and many genuine Roman noses amongst themf.'" Individuals in Europe often have the countenance exactly resembling the Negro or Mongol face.... | |
 | Sir William Lawrence - Anthropology - 1822 - 544 pages
...characterize them, unless it be a fulness at the point of the nose, which is very common. But, on tlifi other hand, we met with hundreds of truly European faces, and many genuine Roman noses, amongst them."t Individuals in Europe often have the countenance exactly resembling the Negro or Mongol face.... | |
 | Sir William Lawrence - Anthropology - 1823 - 546 pages
...part of Mexico *. An analagous variety of countenance has been noticed in the Friendly Islanders ; " their features are very various, insomuch that it...European faces, and many genuine Roman noses amongst them tIndividuals in Europe often have the countenance exactly resembling the Negro or Mongol face. From... | |
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... them, unless it be a fulness at the point of the nose, which is very common. But, on the other hand, we met with hundreds of truly European faces, and many genuine Roman noses amongst them. 
