...men, and reduced them to their present degenerated condition, which is that of a languid, listless, phlegmatic people, in whom the 'prolific powers of nature seem to be almost exhausted. To this maybe added their extreme poverty, scantiness of food, and continual dejection of mind, arising from...

...men, and reduced them to their present degenerated condition, which is that of a languid, listless, phlegmatic people, in whom the prolific powers of...themselves to be removed to too great a distance from the seat of their former government to be awed by its authority, have exercised, in the most wanton and...

...men, and reduced them to their present degenerated condition, which is that of a languid, listless, phlegmatic people, in whom the prolific powers of...themselves to be removed to too great a distance, from the seat of their former government to be awed by its authority, have exercised, in the most wanton and...

...languid, listless, phlegmatic people, in whom the fruitful powers of nature seem to be almost exhausted. Extreme poverty, scantiness of food, and continual...they receive from an inhuman and unfeeling peasantry, add to their miseries; and as their rulers have hitherto lived too far from the seat of government...

...reduced them to their present degenerated condition, which is that of a languid, listless, phelgmatic people, in whom the prolific powers of nature seem to be almost exhausted. To this m*y be added their extreme poverty, scantiness of food, and continual dejection of mind, arising from...

...Hottentots, " Various causes have contributed to the depopulation of the'Hottentots, and none more so than their extreme poverty, scantiness of food, and continual...receive from an inhuman and unfeeling peasantry, who have discovered themselves to be removed to too great a distance from the seat of their former government,...

...imagines may have contributed to the depopulation of the Hottentots, Mr. Barrow proceeds : — " To these may be added their extreme poverty, scantiness of...mind, arising from the cruel treatment they receive. " There is scarcely an instance of cruelty said to have been committed against the slaves in the West...

...imagines may have contributed to the depopulation of the Hottentots, Mr. Barrow proceeds : — " To these may be added their extreme poverty, scantiness of...mind, arising from the cruel treatment they receive. " There is scarcely an instance of cruelty said to have been committed against the slaves in the West...

...men, and reduced them to their present degenerated condition, which is that of a languid, listless, phlegmatic people, in whom the prolific powers of nature seem to be almost exhausted." Few of the women have more than two or three children, and many 1 v. Martius, loc. cit. vol. ip 334....

...men, and reduced them to their present degenerated condition, which is that of a languid, listless, phlegmatic people, in whom the prolific powers of nature seem to be almost exhausted." It does not, therefore, surprise us to be told (by Thunberg) that "it frequently happens that a woman...