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<dd>Introduction.--The unchangeable limits of the higher races.--The stationary order in society.--Some dangers of political development.--Some advantages of an enhanced national feeling.--The decline of the family.--The decay of character.--Appendixes: A. Proportions of races in tropical America. a. Comparative growths of white and black population in the United States.--Index</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Social history; Race relations; Moral conditions; Socialism; Patriotism</div>
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Pearson, Charles Henry, 1830-1894</div>
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