Modern Review June 1912

With this sort of statement at the commencement the learned philologist jumped to the conclusion :-- "Thatlibefore the ancestors of the Indians and the Persians started for the south. [...] From the rpresentation of the old races of people on the walls of the ancient Egyptian monments we can see that the African races of the old times still occupy the old homes of theirs. [...] ed and degraded relics of a far more prominent mountain system which stood in Palmozoic times on the edge of the Rajputana sea." The whole of the East Coast of India the central plateau and the stretch of land to the slopes of the now depressed Aravalli mountains have not much changed since the primary period of India's evolution. [...] The progress of those who proceeded to the north-east was arrested by the Himalayas to the north the Naga hills to the east and the flooded shores of Burma to the south-east. [...] Ought we to continue still in the idea that the fabric of the religion the literture philosophy and institutions of the Greeks was raised entirely by the unaided genius of the (' reek race on a substratum of Aryan tradition 1' In mythology at all events it does not appear that the hour is come for striking new lines of research.