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1850 SOUTHERN RACIAL SCIENCE. Lone South Carolina Naturalist Argues for Shared Humanity of Africans. Miracles faded on spine with paper

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faded on spine with paper label

with a cleaner edge and usually bevelled on the rear lip between 6 and 12 o'clock

The Master's Interest in Domestic Missions

Joseph Sewall (1688-1769)

Woman's Work by Mrs

1850 SOUTHERN RACIAL SCIENCE. Lone South Carolina Naturalist Argues for Shared Humanity of Africans. Miracles faded on spine with paperThis is a very scarce and complex work on the unity of the human race, written with a direct bearing on the issue of slavery from the heart of the slave trade: Charleston, South Carolina. John Bachman (17901874) was a prominent Charleston Lutheran minister and an influential naturalist. In this work, he employs scientific, zoological, and theological evidence to argue that all human races belong to a single species (monogenism). This directly opposed

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