...had imagined to be their universal distinctive mark J." In describing the Chilians, MOLINA says, " Their complexion, like that of the other American...red, without any intermixture of the copper colour §.* The most accurate observers, in various parts of the continent, have particularly noticed the...

...which 1 had imagined to be their universal distinctive mark,"J In describing the Chilians, MOLINA says, "Their complexion, like that of the other American...clear white and red, without any intermixture of the coppercolour.'^ The most accurate observers, in various parts of the continent, have particularly noticed...

...I had imagined to be their universal distinctive mark ||." In describing the Chilians, MOLINA says, "Their complexion, like that of the other American nations, is of a red* " If the Chaymas," say* HUHBOLDT, " and in general all the natives of South America and New Spain,...

...I had imagined to bu their universal distinctive mark."| In describing the Chilians, MOLINA says, " Their complexion, like that of the other American...changes to white. A tribe who dwell in the province of Uaroa are of a clear white and red, without any intermixture of the copper-color.|| The most accurate...

...which I had imagined to be their universal distinctive mark.' In describing the Chilians, Molina says, their complexion, like that of the other American nations, is of a rcdish brown, but it is of a clearer hue, and readily changes to white. A tribe who dwell in the province...

...the Chilians, Molina says, their complexion, like that of the other American nations, is of a redish brown, but it is of a clearer hue, and readily changes...white and red, without any intermixture of the copper color. The most accurate observers, in various ports of the continent, have particularly noticed the...

...different from that of Europeans, but with a pale dull cast. Molino says, respecting the Chilians, " their complexion, like that of the other American nations, is of a reddish brown, but of a clearer hue, and readily changes to white. A tribe, who dwell in the province of Baroa, are of...

...description of the Chilians, gives the following account. " A tribe who dwell in the province of Boroa are of a clear white and red, without any intermixture of the copper colour." " As they differ in no respect from the other Chilians, this variety may be owing to some peculiar influence of their climate,...

...description of the Chilians, gives the following account. " A tribe who dwell in the province of Boroa are of a clear white and red, without any intermixture of the copper colour." " A3 they differ in no respect from the other Chilians, this variety may be owing to some peculiar...

...I had imagined to be their universal distinctive mark."§ In describing the Chilians, MOLINA says, "Their complexion, like that of the other American...red, without any intermixture of the copper colour." || The most accurate observers, in various parts of the continent, have particularly noticed the imperfect...