A Manual Of Ethnology : Or The Races Of The Old World

A Manual of Ethnology or, The Races of the Old World by Charles Loring Brace is a 19th-century study exploring the physical, cultural, and linguistic characteristics of the peoples of Europe, Asia, and Africa. Brace examines human diversity through the lens of early anthropology, discussing race, civilization, and migration. Written during a period of emerging ethnological science, the book reflects Victorian-era perspectives on human classification while aiming to understand the development and relationships of ancient and modern societies.