Histoire Naturelle Du Genre Humain, Ou Recherches Sur Ses Principaux Fondemens Physiques Et Moraux by Julien Joseph Virey is a comprehensive exploration of humankind's natural history. Preceded by a discourse on the nature of organic beings and their overall physiology, this work delves into the physical and moral foundations of the human race. It includes a dissertation on the "savage de l'Aveyron," offering insights into early 19th-century perspectives on anthropology and human biology.

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