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[RACE.] 2. The race is, however, not mere corporeal matter; the organs of the body are at the same time psychic organs. There are also universal instincts of the race, as for instance, the instinct for nourishment, the sexual instinct, the universal moral faculties, conscience, the universal intellectual faculties, human intellect; therefore, in a word, in the race there is also a common spirit. [INDIVIDUAL.] 
2. The hidden nature of the mind of the individual strives to become visible, and becomes most clearly so in words and deeds. In exalted and excited moments it is radiated visibly from the body, and its finer or coarser lines impress lasting traces on the body.
Lalor, Cyclopaedia of Political Science, V.2, Entry 178, INDIVIDUAL AND THE RACE | Library of Economics and Liberty
INDIVIDUAL.