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... relations are perfectly recognized . Messrs . Spencer and Gillen inadvertently deny this , saying ' The savage ... relations . It is needless to give more examples ; the savage Australian does discriminate between his actual and his ...
... relations are perfectly recognized . Messrs . Spencer and Gillen inadvertently deny this , saying ' The savage ... relations . It is needless to give more examples ; the savage Australian does discriminate between his actual and his ...
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... relations , maternal and fraternal at least , were recognized before the evolution of the family groups into the tribe introduced ' tribal ' mothers , brothers , and sisters . If recognized , could they fail to have distinguishing names ...
... relations , maternal and fraternal at least , were recognized before the evolution of the family groups into the tribe introduced ' tribal ' mothers , brothers , and sisters . If recognized , could they fail to have distinguishing names ...
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... relations of protecting and nourishing certain children , and of continuous association with the mothers of the children , could scarcely , I think , evade observation . If I am right , then the community understood the distinct relation ...
... relations of protecting and nourishing certain children , and of continuous association with the mothers of the children , could scarcely , I think , evade observation . If I am right , then the community understood the distinct relation ...
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SIXTH ANNUAL General Meeting June 25 1908 | 5 |
SUMMARY KNIGHTS FEES BY PAUL VINOGRADOFF FELLOW OF | 15 |
AN UNRECOGNIZED WESTMINSTER CHRONICLER 13811394 | 65 |
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