In his 1830 lectures the leading German philosopher ___________ spoke about the "Negro" as "natural man in his wild and untamed nature" and argued that there is "nothing remotely humanized in the Negro's character."

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G. W. F. Hegel made these remarks in his lectures, reflecting the Eurocentric and racist attitudes prevalent among some European intellectuals during the 19th century.

In His 1830 Lectures the Leading German Philosopher ___________ Spoke