The distribution of Congregational churches ca. 1930, showing roughly the spread of the descendants of New England Puritans (Madison Grant, The Conquest of a Continent, p. 218):
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The geographic distribution of "significant figures" born in the United States, from its founding to 1950 (Charles Murray, Human Accomplishment, p. 304):
The distribution of Congregational churches ca. 1930, showing roughly the spread of the descendants of New England Puritans (Madison Grant, The Conquest of a Continent, p. 218):
The distribution of Congregational churches ca. 1930, showing roughly the spread of the descendants of New England Puritans (Madison Grant, The Conquest of a Continent, p. 218):
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If memory serves, Murray's European map of "significant figures" nicely overlaps Grant's "Present Distribution of the European Races", map.
Where's the European map from that book, which shows the STUNNING Alpine racial superiority?? Scandinavians, Irish, Slavs, Southern Italians, Greeks, and Iberians, have been almost stone age in comparison during the past 600 years. It's almost embarrassing it's so utterly one-sided.
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