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This enabled him to discern the 'superior' Aryan races from inferior peoples.
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We turn now to another ancient race, the Indo-European family-theAryan race.
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He was convinced it was the origin of the Nordic Aryan race.
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Welcome to an Aryan clime, an Aryan landscape, and an Aryan race!
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We have in the preceding chapter briefly mentioned the Aryan race.
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In the first place, all the so-called Aryan race certainly is not free.
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Grandfather only believed in the concept of a mythical Aryan race.
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They talk of us as the descendants of an Aryan race.
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But nothing can be done until the Aryan races are extricated from Semitism.
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The Aryan race in India never forgot its northern home.
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For in them first does our race, the Aryan race, appear in authentic history.
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Then came from the east the Aryan race, hitherto the highest form of humanity.
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Like the early inhabitants of Greece and Italy, they were of the Aryan race.
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Barracks for the unmarried young men are common in and around Assam among non- Aryan races.
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They were the vanguard of the great Aryan race.
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Is the Aryan race superior to the Jewish race?
