 | History - 1909 - 814 pages
...weil offenbar nicht mongolisch, vorsichtig als 'kaukasoid' bezeichneten Aiim einfach 'weisse Arier'! 'The archipelago was first of all inhabited by a race...the Indo-Germanic tongues, were the first Japanese" (S. l). Wegen der Beimischung von Ainublnt gelangt der Vf. trotz der noch in historischer Zeit starken... | |
 | United States. District Court (Hawaii) - Court rules - 1918 - 1016 pages
...most progressive and enlightened peoples of the world. He recognizes the Mongolic element constantly. "White men. belonging to the great Aryan family and...the first 'Japanese,' who are a composite and not a pun 'Mongolian' race. Their inheritance of blood and temperament partakes of the potencies of both... | |
 | 1908 - 1074 pages
...the Japanese archipelago was, first of all, inhabited by a race common to both Europe and Asia, that white men belonging to the great Aryan family and speaking a language akin with the Indo-Germanic tongue were the first Japanese. Again, though Chinese words outnumber twice... | |
 | United States - 1908 - 1092 pages
...the Japanese archipelago was, first of all, inhabited by a race common to both Europe and Asia, that white men belonging to the great Aryan family and speaking a language akin with the Indo-Germanic tongue were the first Japanese. Again, though Chinese words outnumber twice... | |
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The archipelago was first of all inhabited by a race common to both Europe and Asia. White men, belonging to the great Aryan family and speaking a language akin to the Indo-Germanic tongues, were the first "Japanese," who are a composite, and not a pure... 