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Oct 28, 2022 Dendendaloom Oct 28, 2022 Dendendaloom Oct 08, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 332 of man. Dr. Latham objected to the vague word race being used & said that it would be more definite to use the word species. Mr. Busk spoke & shewed some skulls of what he considered pure species, that of a poynesian a malay &ce a Mr. Cull wished to know how [written above: the skull of] a pure race could be known no satisfactory reply. Thursday. Feby. 7th. 1861. In the house today all day writing up the case books which I have been engaged in for some days past. Mr. Ward has left today. Sat reading 'Horace Saltoun' in the evg. in the 'Cornhill' & walking to Dr. R. Friday February 8th. 1861. Down at 1/4 past 8 to breakfast read the news & then went to the office writing up the case books returning certificates &ce. Visited the male	p. 332 of man. Dr. Latham objected to the vague word race being used & said that it would be more definite to use the word species. Mr. Busk spoke & shewed some skulls of what he considered pure species, that of a poynesian a malay &ce a Mr. Cull wished to know how [written above: the skull of] a pure race could be known no satisfactory reply. Thursday, Feby. 7th. 1861. In the house today all day writing up the case books which I have been engaged in for some days past. Mr. Ward has left today. Sat reading 'Horace Saltoun' in the evg. in the 'Cornhill' & walking to Dr. R. Friday February 8th. 1861. Down at 1/4 past 8 to breakfast read the news & then went to the office writing up the case books returning certificates &ce. Visited the male

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