 | American Philosophical Society - 1799 - 734 Seiten
...of other inhabitants, but differ from them only in the above circumftances. The difference of color cannot arife from the intercourfe of whites and blacks,...refult of this union is well known to be the yellow color, or mulatto. Many of the natives affert that they are produced by the women being debauched in... | |
 | Robert Blair St. George - 2000 - 436 Seiten
...Hawkins's observations about African albinos: "The difference of color cannot arise from the intercourse of whites and blacks, for the whites are very rarely among them, and the result of this union is well known to be the yellow color, or mulatto. Many of the natives assert that... | |
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...of other inhabitants, but differ from them only in the above circumftances. The difference of color cannot arife from the intercourfe of whites and blacks,...refult of this union is well known to be the yellow color, or mulatto. Many of the natives aflert that they are produced by the women being debauched in... | |
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The difference of color cannot arise from the intercourse of whites and blacks, for the whites are very rarely among them, and the result of this union is well known to be the yellow color, or mulatto. Many of the natives assert that they are produced... 