[95] Pickett, pp. 399-400.
[96] "The Negro Problem," Pickett, 1909, pp. 399-400.
[97] "The Negro in the New World," Sir Harry Johnston, p. 478.
[98] Ib., p. 470.
[99] "The Negro Problem," William Pickett, pp. 136-38. Rare Traits, etc., of the Negro, Statistician, Prudential Ins. Co. of America, p. 219 et seq.
[100] "Two Perils of the Indo-European," The Open Court, January 23, 1890, p. 2052.
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Hyphenation is inconsistent.
Obvious printer's errors have been corrected.
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