Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Our Face From Fish to Man: A Portrait Gallery of Our Ancient Ancestors and Kinsfolk Together With a Concise History of Our Best Features
A foreword to a volume such as the present one of Dr. Gregory's is as super?uous as would be the retention of the third eye, the Cyclopean one, of our ancestors, in the center of our forehead today. No more wonderful subject for a volume could be imagined than the evolution of the human face, and no more competent author than William K. Gregory. The result seems to me eminently satisfactory.
If the reader's interest is real but cursory, let him do nothing but look at the illustrations. They will ensure a thousand percent interest to every walk along Fifth Avenue or Regent Street. If pressure of other interests permits only an hour's perusal, or complete lack of natural history know ledge requires facts to be strained through the mesh of popular language, read but the preface and the first few paragraphs of each chapter.
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