Review of The Human Breed written by Alexander Ulyanov, coauthored by Francis Galton, 1878:
...This idea is quite vulgar to me in how it seperates people.
If you [Francis Galton and Alexander Ulyanov,] are proposing Jews, Asians, and Negroes are different from an Englishman, how can we be expect to also believe that there is no discernable difference between nobility and those of average stature in society?
You [Galton and Ulyanov] are also basing this theory of human breeds upon the newly discovered discipline of Darwinism. If these traits of disease, as specified in Chapter 8, are true, would a Briton or Welshman suffer from diseases you would call 'Jewish'.
...In short, I believe this work to be a frivolous attempt to apply darwinism to humanity as a whole.