BANTU NEGROES 



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The one feature in whicli the l^ahinm resemble Negroes rather than 

 the Caucasian race, the one irn^fVawalile proof that tliev liave at one time 



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mingled eonsicleralily with the black race, is the character of the hair on 

 the head and body. This hair is nearly as woolly as in the ordinary 

 Negro, and has also the same appearance, especially over the temples and 

 fore part of the skull, of growing in separate tufts. All body-hair is 



