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This is a highly condensed account of our present knowledge on the subject of race distinctions. It is practically confined to physical characteristics. The author makes the quality of the hair the criterion for his fundamental distinction of mankind into three basic races and then applies the more usual criteria of skull measurement, etc. The book will probably be for some time a standard work on the subject.