Race
"No book known to me tries to encompass everything relevant to the idea of race with such honesty . . . The idea of race and raciality has been systematically depreciated for political or genuinely humanitarian reasons, and it was high time that someone wrote about race as Baker does, i.e. in the spirit of a one-man Royal Commission."  --Sir Peter Medawar, O.M., F.R.S., Nobel laureate"A most impressive display of profound scholarship and vast erudition of every main aspect of this important topic.  Recent studies of racial differences in cognitive and behavioral characteristics have generally overlooked or belittled the biological, anatomical, physiological, and evolutionary lines of evidence which are highly germane to this discussion.  Baker provides the essential basis upon which any objective, rational, and scientific discussion of racial differences must proceed."  --Arthur R. Jensen, University of California"With Professor Baker's book we have at last a compendium of biological facts about the various groups of men-a compendium which can provide a factual basis for discussions of racial differences.  --Ren Dubos, Rockefeller University