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...and the power of composing it proves the existence of both. Jefferson, accordingly, grants that, " in music, they are more generally gifted than the...have been found capable of imagining a small catch." Humboldt particularly that these excellent anatomists have not, in any one instance, traced the relative...

...black had uttered a thought above the level of plain narration ; never saw even an elementary trait of painting or sculpture. In music they are more generally...have been found capable of imagining a small catch.* AVhether they will be equal to the composition of a more extensive run of melody, or of complicated...

...that had uttered a thought above the level of plain narration ; never see even an elementary trait of painting or sculpture. In music they are more generally...have been found capable of imagining a small catch. * * * Religion indeed has produced a Phillis Whately [Wheatley]; but it could not produce a poet. The...

...Jefferson's Notes on Virginia, printed in 1784, the following statement: "In music they [the blacks] are more generally gifted than the whites with accurate...have been found capable of imagining a small catch." In a foot-note Jefferson adds, "The instrument proper to them is the banjar. which they brought hither...

...Jefferson's Notes on Virginia, printed in 1784, the following statement: "In music they [the blacks] are more generally gifted than the whites with accurate...have been found capable of imagining a small catch." In a foot-note Jefferson adds, "The instrument proper to them is the banjar. which they brought hither...

...Jefferson's Notes on Virginia, printed in 1784, the following statement: "In music they [the blacks] are more generally gifted than the whites with accurate...have been found capable of imagining a small catch." In a foot-note Jefferson adds, " The instru* ment proper to them is the banjar, which they A brought...

...black had uttered a thought above the level of plain narration ; never seen even an elementary trait of painting or sculpture. In music they are more generally...they have been found capable of imagining a small catch.1 Whether they will be equal to the composition of a more extensive run of melody, or of complicated...

...black had uttered a thought above the level of plain narration ; never seen even an elementary trait of painting or sculpture. In music they are more generally...they have been found capable of imagining a small catch.1 Whether they will be equal to the composition of a more extensive run of melody, or of complicated...