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Stanford University

Department of History

Stanford University, California

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The idea of racial superiority appeared simultaneously
with the idea of race identity and finds its origins as soon
as organized [gra? lioning?] became the accepted mode
of life. This this idea is found [absent in ...?]
race. The Greeks [enbled? sharpen? and ...?], the Chinese called their country the Middle Kingdom, while the Japanese [?] theirs as the Land of Gods. The Jews considered themselves God's Chosen People. The Germans because of their [around superior?] dreams of [?] Deutschland Uber Alles. The Nordic superiority is [Leord?]. The Latins insist