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Elizabeth Fry grew up in a wealthy family, the daughter of a wealthy banker, Mr. Gurney. She enjoyed a very comfortable life at Earlham Hall, England. However, at the age of 17 she decided to become an out and out…
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It is with heavy heart that I write these words. I have never known anyone who could even remotely come close to what a great, honorable, and wise man that David Eden Lane is. He was the finest, noblest, and…
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A Tribute To Don Miguel Serrano On the morning of February 28, 2009, I was awoken by an ominous and unfortunately prophetic dream. The dream consisted of our chief tribal god Wotan and only his raven Hugin was perched on…
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The nose and the body configuration There have been studied the distribution of the factions that are associated with the main races according to their possible adaptive value (or contribution to the reproductive success) The results are far away from…
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Most Europeans can trace their roots back to two ancient groups of huntergatherers, rather than the Neolithic farmers who settled more recently, say geneticists. Researchers have found that 80 per cent of modern European men have inherited their Y-chromosomes from…
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The term Caucasoid was introduced in XVIII century by Johann Blumenbach, a biology scientific who had a collection of human scalps. One of them, which had been collected from the European region of Caucasus, seemed to him more beautiful and…
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