The Natural History of the Varieties of Man

by R. G. Latham

A. Kelts with Mongolidæ.—The infusion of Keltic blood takes place when the Welsh, Irish, or Scotch of England, like the—

B. Goths with Mongolidæ, come as 1. English or Americans, in contact with—a, Chinese; b, Malays; c, Polynesians; d, Australians; e, Eskimo; f, American Indians; g, East Indians.

2. High-Germans with—a, American Indians; b, Finns.

3. Dutch with—a, Chinese; b, Malays; c, East Indians; d, South Americans (Guiana).

4. Scandinavians with—a, Eskimo; b, Ugrians.

C. Slavonians with Mongolidæ—chiefly Russians with—a, Siberians; b, Eskimo; c, North-east Americans; d, Turanians; e, Dioscurians.

D. Mediterranean Indo-Germans with Mongolidæ—chiefly with—

1. French with—a, North Americans; b, South Americans (Guiana).

2. Spaniards with—a, Malays (the Philippines); b, North Americans (Mexico, &c.); c, South Americans (Peru, Buenos Ayres, Guiana, Venezuela, &c.)

3. Portuguese with—a, Chinese; b, East Indians; c, Brazilian Americans.