. With the world's people : an account of the ethnic origin, primitive estate, early migrations, social evolution, and present conditions and promise of the principal families of men : together with a preliminary inquiry on the time, place and manner of the beginning . lways been highly esteemed by peo-ple of this descent. The sentiment hasbeen, of course, measured to a degreeby the average morality of the given the substitution of monogamy forthe ancient usage, the integrity of theJewish marriage relation has been ac-knowledged and admired in every partof the world. The Jewish women
. With the world's people : an account of the ethnic origin, primitive estate, early migrations, social evolution, and present conditions and promise of the principal families of men : together with a preliminary inquiry on the time, place and manner of the beginning . lways been highly esteemed by peo-ple of this descent. The sentiment hasbeen, of course, measured to a degreeby the average morality of the given the substitution of monogamy forthe ancient usage, the integrity of theJewish marriage relation has been ac-knowledged and admired in every partof the world. The Jewish women inparticular have preserved the reputationand honor of the scattered race. Thisfact in the sentiments, principles, andusages of the Jews has contributed muchto the maintenance of the ethnic unity ofthe various peoples of this name, if, in-deed, it has not been the principal factupon which such unity depends. It is just to concede to the Hebrews,both ancient and modern, the honor ofa singularlv exalted familv. - Exaltation, of The Jewish household has the family and1 J . ., 1 , , family ties. ever had m it much to ad-mire. The family tie is strong in thelast degree. Fatherhood and mother-hood have meant in this instance allthat the words imply. The filial and. WOMAN CARRYING CHILD—TYPE AND by Paul Hardy, from a photograph. paternal relations have been of a sort tobind together the members of the familywith the strongest ties of both kinshipand ethnic fidelity. It is easy to see howbut for these principles of domestic lifethe Jewish peoples would, in a compara-tively short time, melt into thecommon volume of the human the practice of the out-marriage ofthe Israelites with the peoples among 264 GREAT RACES OE MANKTAW. whom they dwell, and two or three gen-erations would leave them no longer dis-criminable in feature or thought ormanner of life from the prevailing typesaround them. How much longer thissingular ethnic separation—based, as itIS, no
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