Statistics for occurrence #1 of “southern Pacific Ocean” in entry indians-american of Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History:
...ent from the lighter Mongolians, who crossed at Bering Strait, and the more southerly ones, in California, Central and South America, from the darker Malays, who first peopled Polynesia, in
the southern Pacific Ocean and finally made their way to our continent, gradually spreading over it from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
Language fails to connect any of them with the Asiatic families, but their traditions, imp...
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