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of cold in Europe. Sees the "Prehistoric Time" of Lubbock, p. 316;
The Primo Uomo" of Dawkins in Britain", pp. 115-120; Lyell
"The antiquity of Man", pp. 282-285., The "Manual of Dana of the Geology,"
before edition, p. 561; Haywood Heer "Primordial World of
Switzerland", Vol. II, P. 203; The Life" of "Island of Wallace, p. 114;
The "Climate of Croll and Time." The Mr. Geikie, in his/her jobs "The Gran
I freeze Age" and her "Prehistoric Europe", it maintains there was a lot
warm interglacial epochs.
(29) Wright.
(30) her "Ancient Society" of Morgan, p. 29.
(31) Geikie "Prehistoric Europe", p. 365. The "Venerable old man of Morgan
Society", p. 39.
(32) the Primo Uomo" of Rau in Europe", p. 14.
(33) "primitive industry", p. 485.
(34) the "Prehistoric Time" of Lubbock, 384.
(35) Geikie "Prehistoric Europe", crack. ix. The most greater part of geologists
supposes there was a general depression of the region under the
maritime level, or as to form lakes of hinterland, and that the loess was
this way it deposited, as he is perhaps depositing to the present duration
in the lakes of Switzerland. (Wright.)
(36) the "Prehistoric Time" of Lubbock, p. 423.
(37) her "Ancient Stone of Evans Perfeziona", p. 621.
(38) < the i>Pop. Science Monthly, Oct., 1883.
(39) the "Ear of Dawkins. Man in Brit.", p. 163.
(40) Wright 'Studies in Science and Religion", p. 278. Sees
also Association British Report, 1882, p. 602.
(41) the "Prehistoric Time" of Lubbock, p. 356.
(42) her "Primitive Industry of Abbott."
(43) the Primo Uomo" of Dawkins in Britain", p. 172.
(44) Wright.
(45) her "Human Kind" of Quatrefages, p. 307.
(46) "human kind", p. 305.
(47) Ibid., p. 307.
(48) her "Human Kind" of Quatrefage, p. 306.
(49) the first Man" in Britain", p. 173.
(50) Ibid., p. 233.
(51) we don't give respect in years as to this antiquity
in this chapter.
(52) we have to remember that this age has variedly called also the
Quaternary, Pleistocene and Tertiary Place. We don't now assign
to the evidence of the existence of man in the Miocene and Pliocene,
essay than in the preceding chapter.