B5

Abstract of abstract (not all on civilization)

Fortnighly —p 455 Savages did not waste away in classical Times
on Progress of man not invariable

(Cl. Royer 67 courage leading to Despotism.)

—— & Lecky do I. p. 97

D. of Argyll p. 66 man diverges in line of weakness.

p.12 ?

p. 3. Gerland. extinction not caused by Physical conditions — ( a tribe once reduced generally become extinct. p 12)

Lyells Principles vol 2. p. 489 Holy Inquisition

Lathams Man. p 35 the recent C. of Good Hope or T. del Fuego what changes subjected to — p. 97 oblitertion of intermediate forms.

Page p. 96. Advancement of Race depends on [knowledge].

p. 6 Abstract of Galton

 p. 336 use of intelligence

(Ch. VI)

B5v

p. 28 on civilized races long existed as savages.

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