Ellsworth Huntington Quotes

The Human Organism Inherits So Delicate An Adjustment To Climate That, In Spite Of Man's Boasted Ability To Live Anywhere, The Strain Of The Frozen North Eliminates The More Nervous And Active Types Of Mind.

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