Eurasian race described in a 19th century view
A lengthy excerpt discusses Eurasians in India and Anglo-Indian cities, describing physical traits, inheritance, and social prospects. The piece labels Eurasians as a distinct but socially stagnant group, noting high death rates, poverty, and limited mobility, with remarks on morality and capacity. It also references educational reform ideas and a calendar product, but centers on the controversial Eurasian portrayal and its implications.
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Sara Jeanette Dun
Popular” Science Monthly
Eurasia
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