*BRINTON: Races and Peoples.
DU CHAILLU: The Land of the Dwarfs.*
*DENIKER: The Races of Man.
DOOLITTLE: Social Life of the Chinese.*
ELLIS: Polynesian Researches.*
FIELDE: A Corner of Cathay.
HEARN: Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan.
HUC: Travels in Tartary, Thibet, and China.*
*KEANE: Ethnology.
*KEANE: Man; Past and Present.
LANE: The Modern Egyptians.
LEONOWENS: The English Governess at the Siamese Court.
*LOWELL: Chosön.*
*LUBBOCK: Origin of Civilization.
*LUMMIS: The Land of Poco Tiempo.*
MARSHALL: Phrenologist among the Todas.*
*MEYER: Album von Philippinen-Typen.*
MILN: Little Folk of Many Lands.*
NANSEN: Eskimo Life.
*PESCHEL: The Races of Man.
DE QUATREFAGES: The Pygmies.
*RATZEL: History of Mankind.
*RATZEL: Völkerkunde.*
*RÉCLUS: Primitive Folk.
ROCKHILL: The Land of the Lamas.
SCHWEINFURTH: The Heart of Africa.*
SMITH: Chinese Characteristics.
STANLEY: In Darkest Africa.*
*TURNER: Samoa.
*TYLOR: Anthropology.*
*VERNEAU: Les Races Humaines.*
WALLACE: The Malay Archipelago.
WARD: India and the Hindoos.*
WILLIAMS: Fiji and the Fijians.*
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║ AMERICAN INDIANS ║
║ ║
║ BY FREDERICK STARR, PH.D., ║
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║ _Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Chicago_. ║
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║ Cloth. 240 Pages. Fully Illustrated. Price, 45 Cents. ║
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║ D. C. HEATH & CO., Publishers, ║
║ BOSTON. NEW YORK. CHICAGO. ║
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=W. N. Hailman=, _Supt. of Schools, Dayton, O., formerly U. S.
Commissioner of Indian Schools_: The book is beyond question the most
attractive and conscientious presentation of the subject I have met.
=M. V. O’Shea=, _School of Education, Univ. of Wisconsin, Madison,
Wis._: I am glad to say that I regard Starr’s “American Indians” as one
of the most appropriate books for grammar grade reading that I have
seen.
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