Holm's Race Assimilation or the Fading Leopard's Spots; A Complete Scientific Exposition of the Most Tremendous Question that has ever confronted two races in the world's History

Holm, John James

Published by J. L. Nichols & Company, Naperville, Illinois and Atlanta Georgia, 1910

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20.5 x 14.5 cm. Octavo. 526pp. Bound in red illustrated cloth. Illustrated with 100 drawings and photographs. Fading to spine and top of front cover. Uncommon work. Preface -- Introduction / by Marion Edward Church -- I. The blood of Ham and Japeth -- II. Conflicting elements of progress -- III. The "smart" Negro -- IV. Education and equality -- V. The color line -- VI. Northern prejudice -- VII. Color against white -- VIII. Crime, law and punishment -- IX. The temperaments -- X. The brain and the mind -- XI. Dissemination and attraction -- XII. Race integrity -- XIII. The anti-miscegenation movement -- XIV. Social vice versus legal intermarriage -- XV. Woman's place and power -- XVI. Scientific adaptation of white and color -- XVII. Beautiful examples illustrated -- XVIII. Lover, or sex-amalgamation -- XIX. Psychic evolution, or soul-life and thought force. Seller Inventory # 69783

Bibliographic Details

Title: Holm's Race Assimilation or the Fading ...

Publisher: J. L. Nichols & Company, Naperville, Illinois and Atlanta Georgia

Publication Date: 1910

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Edition: First edition.