The Atlantic Monthly

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 15, No. 90, April, 1865 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics

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_July 30._--At Hopedale, lat. 55° 30', we come upon an object of first-class interest, worthy of the gravest study,--an original and pre-Adamite man. In two words I give the reader a key to my final conclusions, or impressions, concerning the Esquimaux race.

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2. CHAPTER IV.

I quitted the sewing-school on a Friday evening, intending to put my things in order the following day: for Monday was my birthday,--I should then be eighteen, and was to go wit...

1. CHAPTER IV.

_July 30._--At Hopedale, lat. 55° 30', we come upon an object of first-class interest, worthy of the gravest study,--an original and pre-Adamite man. In two words I give the rea...