Meanings of Mongolian race in English

She has already crossed swords with the States of the Mongolian race.

Some scholars believe them to have belonged to the Mongolian race.

The purely Mongolian race comprises the Mongols, Manchoux, and Thibetans.

The Tartars are a branch of the Mongolian race, embracing among other tribes the Calmucks.

Now the men of Mongolian race are, naturally, just as many of us want to he.

In appearance they are short, fat, and well-developed; and they bear a strong resemblance to the Mongolian race.

The inhabitants are, clearly, of a Mongolian race,-thehomeliest I have ever seen!...

The native population of the valley of the Yenesei comprises several distinct tribes, belonging in common to the great Mongolian race.

Some scientists-withno experience of travel-havebeen greatly misled by the fact that the North American Indians are decidedly a Mongolian race.

These were the Huns, a branch of the great Mongolian race, which, from the earliest time, had possessed the vast and wild plains of Tartary.

If so, the Negro may claim as old a lineage as the Caucasian or Mongolian races.

Whatever the genesis of these strange cults which now prevail as the chief religious beliefs among the Mongolian races, they are marvellously significant.