CHAPTER I. Page The Natural or Physical history of Man--the Civil--their difference--divisions of the Natural or Physical history--Anthropology--Ethnology--how far pursued by the ancients--Herodotus--how far by the moderns--Buffon-- Linnæus--Daubenton--Camper--Blumenbach--the term _Caucasian_--Cuvier--Philology as an instrument of ethnological investigation--Pigafetta--Hervas--Leibnitz-- Reland--Adelung--Klaproth--the union of Philology and of Anatomy--Prichard--its Palæontological character-- influence of Lyell’s Geology--of Whewell’s History of the Inductive Sciences 1–36 Ethnology--its objects--the chief problems connected with it--prospective questions--transfer of populations-- Extract…
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