The Southern Quarterly Review, 9. kötetDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1965 |
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... color , alone , is perhaps the most fallible test of species . " C. " informs us that : " There are two kinds of change embraced in this ' vexed ques- tion , ' - viz : change of color , and change of form , which we shall pro- ceed to ...
... color , alone , is perhaps the most fallible test of species . " C. " informs us that : " There are two kinds of change embraced in this ' vexed ques- tion , ' - viz : change of color , and change of form , which we shall pro- ceed to ...
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... color , which is supposed to have been the original one . In Paraguay , for example , there are immense herds all brown bay . But there is reason to believe that this argument has no foundation in truth , and that uniformity in color 52 ...
... color , which is supposed to have been the original one . In Paraguay , for example , there are immense herds all brown bay . But there is reason to believe that this argument has no foundation in truth , and that uniformity in color 52 ...
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... color depends upon predominance of some particular blood . Herodotus tells us that the wild horses on the Dneiper were white , and I have been informed by several intelligent travellers from Mexico and South - America , that some of the ...
... color depends upon predominance of some particular blood . Herodotus tells us that the wild horses on the Dneiper were white , and I have been informed by several intelligent travellers from Mexico and South - America , that some of the ...
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