1842.] Canaan Idenitfied with the Ethiopian. 321 us to by-gone~days, will be corroded, and the unwritten past will be veiled in the shroud of oblivion, whose sacred folds will forbid even the intrusions of fancy. We love to see imagination revelling in the mysteries of human transgression and existence. It may result in no good, but it yields food for the mind, it gives freshness to the intellectual faculties, it expands the soul of man, and when we turn our reflections from the contemplation of the ideal, we are sure t6 be better satisfied with the rough lot of human existence. ART. 111.-i. Report of the House of Commons of ~reat Britain on the subject of Negro Slavery in the West Indies. London. 1832. 2.Report of the Investigating Committee qf the m)use of Commons, on the Condition of the Operatives in the Manufactories, including the Testimony of eminent Physicians, as to the causes of Disease among them. London: 1832. 3.The Shame and ~Thry of England, by J. EDWARDS LESTER. New York: Harper & Brothers. 1842. In the classification of mankind into different species, the Ethiopian and Caucasian occupy the extremes. If they be pnved to have a common ancestor, of course all the intermediate varieties, erected by naturalists into distinct species, may safely be referred to a common ancestor like wise Conscious of our deficiencies, we have not come up to this subject trusting to our own feeble powers, but have taken the trouble to visit London, Rome and Paris, and gather fi~m the store-houses of scienc~, every thing we could find to assist us; and, moreover, have called to our aid some of the best Hebrew scholars, eminent anato mists, physiologists and natural historians of the age. On compai5ng the peculiarities, anatomical and physiolo. gical, found in the Ethiopian race, (which have induced naturalists to class that race as a distinct species,) with the -Hebrew texts of those passages in the Bible relating to Ca naan, we found, to our astonishment, that one was a tran script of the other. The Hebrew, in regard to Canaan, is rewritten in the anatomy and physiology of the negro. So
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1842.] Canaan Idenitfied with the Ethiopian. 321 us to by-gone~days, will be corroded, and the unwritten past will be veiled in the shroud of oblivion, whose sacred folds will forbid even the intrusions of fancy. We love to see imagination revelling in the mysteries of human transgression and existence. It may result in no good, but it yields food for the mind, it gives freshness to the intellectual faculties, it expands the soul of man, and when we turn our reflections from the contemplation of the ideal, we are sure t6 be better satisfied with the rough lot of human existence. ART. 111.-i. Report of the House of Commons of ~reat Britain on the subject of Negro Slavery in the West Indies. London. 1832. 2.Report of the Investigating Committee qf the m)use of Commons, on the Condition of the Operatives in the Manufactories, including the Testimony of eminent Physicians, as to the causes of Disease among them. London: 1832. 3.The Shame and ~Thry of England, by J. EDWARDS LESTER. New York: Harper & Brothers. 1842. In the classification of mankind into different species, the Ethiopian and Caucasian occupy the extremes. If they be pnved to have a common ancestor, of course all the intermediate varieties, erected by naturalists into distinct species, may safely be referred to a common ancestor like wise Conscious of our deficiencies, we have not come up to this subject trusting to our own feeble powers, but have taken the trouble to visit London, Rome and Paris, and gather fi~m the store-houses of scienc~, every thing we could find to assist us; and, moreover, have called to our aid some of the best Hebrew scholars, eminent anato mists, physiologists and natural historians of the age. On compai5ng the peculiarities, anatomical and physiolo. gical, found in the Ethiopian race, (which have induced naturalists to class that race as a distinct species,) with the -Hebrew texts of those passages in the Bible relating to Ca naan, we found, to our astonishment, that one was a tran script of the other. The Hebrew, in regard to Canaan, is rewritten in the anatomy and physiology of the negro. So
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