...origin of the Toultecs or Aztecs. The general question of the first origin of the inhabitants of the continent is beyond the limits prescribed to ,history...philosophical question. There undoubtedly existed other pepple in Mexico at the time when the Toultecs arrived there in the course of their migration, and...

...abodes on the banks of the Don or the Boristhenes? This is not the place to discuss the great problem of the Asiatic origin of the Toultecs or Aztecs. The...question of the first origin of the inhabitants of the continent is beyond the limits prescribed to history ; and is not, perhaps, even a philosophical...

...subject, is obliged to admit that " the general question of the first origin of the inhabitants of the continent, is beyond the limits prescribed to history,...not perhaps even a philosophical question." There can be no doubt that they were a distinct race, and more civilised than the wild Indians of the present...

...views with sundry striking facts, and finally modestly dismisses the subject with the remark, that " the general question of the first origin of the inhabitants...and is not, perhaps, even a philosophical question." We will candidly confess that we could never understand why philosophers have been so predisposed to...

...6.-), has expressed an opinion , which I believe he has never since either retracted or modified, that "the general question of the first origin of the inhabitants...and is not perhaps even a philosophical question." To this latter declaration , made by one so justly eminent in literature , I think it becomes our duty...

...6.), has expressed an opinion , which I believe he has never since either retracted or modified, that "the general question of the first origin of the inhabitants...and is not perhaps even a philosophical question." To this latter declaration, made by one so justly eminent in literature, I think it becomes our duty...

...before him." Humboldt remarks :* " The general question of the first origin of the inhabitants of the continent is beyond the limits prescribed to history,...and is not perhaps even a philosophical question." Conjecture, however, will still be indulged in so long as there is uncertainty, scientifically speaking,...

...before him." Humboldt remarks :* " The general question of the first origin of the inhabitants of the continent is beyond the limits prescribed to history,...and is not perhaps even a philosophical question." Conjecture, however, will still be indulged in so long as there is uncertainty, scientifically speaking,...

...two men, so eminent as Humboldt and Bonpland, could have approved of such lines as the following ? " The general question of the first origin of the inhabitants...continent is beyond the limits prescribed to history, perhaps it may not be even a philosophical question."^ It is true that the work in which this singular...

...two men, so eminent as Humboldt and Bonpland, could have approved of such lines as the following ? " The general question of the first origin of the inhabitants...continent is beyond the limits prescribed to history, perhaps it may not be even a philosophical question." § It is true that the work in which this singular...