All Episodes
Researches into the Physical History of Man — 50 episodes
050 - Chapter IX - Section VIII - Conclusion
049 - Chapter IX - Section VII - Of the American race
048 - Chapter IX - Section VI - Of the Mongoles and other races resembling them in form
047 - Chapter IX - Section V - Of the Celtic race
046 - Chapter IX - Section IV - Of the Pelasgian race
045 - Chapter IX - Section III - Of the Gothic or German race - 1 Of the Cimmerii - 2 Of the Getæ - 4 Of t
044 - Chapter IX - Section II - Of the Scythian or Sarmatic tribes
043 - Chapter IX - Concerning the other principal Races of Men and their connexion in origin with the fore
042 - Chapter VIII - Section VII - Conclusion of this subject
041 - Chapter VIII - Section VI - Of the Persians
040 - Chapter VIII - Section V - Of the ancient inhabitants of Upper Asia - Of the Philistines - Of the Ca
039 - Chapter VIII - Section IV - Of the Antiquity of the Assyrian Empire
038 - Chapter VIII - Section III - Of the Antiquity of the Indians
037 - Chapter VIII - Section II - Of the history of other nations connected with this inquiry - Of the Ant
036 - Chapter VIII - The same subject continued - Historical inquiries relating to it - General conclusion
035 - Chapter VII - Section VI - On the Physical characters of the ancient Indians
034 - Chapter VII - Section V - On the Physical characters of the Egyptians
033 - Chapter VII - Section IV -Of coincidences in the Theogonies
032 - Chapter VII - Section III - Of coincidences in the general principles of the Indian and Egyptian Myt
031 - Chapter VII - Section II - Of the Political history of the Egyptians
030 - Chapter VII - Proofs of the common origin of the ancient Indians and Egyptians - Section I - Of the
029 - Chapter VI - Section VI - Of the ancient people of the Indian Islands
028 - Chapter VI - Section V - Of the Malays
027 - Chapter VI - Section IV - Of the Islanders of the Pacific Ocean - Of the New Zealanders - Of the Nat
026 - Chapter VI - Section III - Of the Eastern Negroes - Of the people of New Guinea - Of the New Holland
025 - Chapter VI - Section II - General view of the nations inhabiting the South Sea islands and the Austr
024 - Chapter VI - On the physical history of the most remarkable races of men - Of the South-Sea and Indi
023 - Chapter V - Section V - Of the causes of varieties of form
022 - Chapter V - Section IV - Primitive stock of men Negroes
021 - Chapter V - Section III - Of the circumstances which promote the disposition to variation
020 - Chapter V - Section II - Of the production of varieties in the race
019 - Chapter V - On the causes which have produced the diversities of the human species - Section I - Of
018 - Chapter IV - Section III - Physiological observations
017 - Chapter IV - Section II - Comparison of different Races
016 - Chapter IV - On the Structure of the Parts in which the variety of Colour subsists and on the nature
015 - Chapter III - Section IV - Of the peopling of distant regions
014 - Chapter III - Section III - Of particular species - each species a single race - segment 2
013 - Chapter III - Section III - Of particular species - each species a single race - segment 1
012 - Chapter III - Section II - Of the local relations of genera
011 - Chapter III - Inquiry whether all mankind are of one race or stock - Section 1 - Method of inquiry
010 - Chapter II - Section VI - Of the Hair
009 - Chapter II - Section V - Of diversities of Stature
008 - Chapter II - Section IV - Continuation - Some curious instances of deviation
007 - Chapter II - Section III - Continuation - Other diversities of Figure
006 - Chapter II - Section II - Contiuation - Diversities in the Cranium
005 - Chapter II - The same Inquiry continued - Section I - On diversities of Form - Natural Physiognomy e
004 - Chapter I - Section III - Of the hereditary transmission of the varieties
003 - Chapter I - Section II - Of the diversities of Colour
002 - Chapter I - Inquiry whether the human kind contains more than one Species - Section I - Different mo
001 - Preface