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miscegenation

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There was extensive miscegenation of the two races after the middle of the seventeenth century.

This scarcely half-civilized daughter of miscegenation was a Hecate in the skilful decoction of potent leaves, roots and berries.

A DREAM OF EMPIREWILLIAM HENRY VENABLE

There appeared few cases of the miscegenation of the white women with black men but here and there it would recur.

The author says that the presence of African slaves and Indians early gave rise to the problem of miscegenation.

As the Portugese are a good-natured people void of race hate they did not dread the miscegenation of the races.

This law seemed to have very little effect on the miscegenation of the races in certain parts.

However, I have often been interested in miscegenation and its effect on the race if properly guided.

This miscegenation among the Portugese easily extended to the New World.

Such we understand to be the doctrine of what styles itself Miscegenation.

The only other problem of restrictive eugenics which it seems necessary to consider is that offered by miscegenation.

APPLIED EUGENICSPAUL POPENOE AND ROSWELL HILL JOHNSON

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OCTOBER 26, 1985