The Journal of the Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Band 17Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, 1888 |
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... recognise one or two as the head chiefs or mani pina in a village , but do not listen to them unless in a fight , or in any of their tamboos . The white trader's tobacco has more power than a chief's word . But should a chief put a ...
... recognise one or two as the head chiefs or mani pina in a village , but do not listen to them unless in a fight , or in any of their tamboos . The white trader's tobacco has more power than a chief's word . But should a chief put a ...
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... recognised by these early operators , and may have given rise to the method of operating which Aretæus describes . To remove this portion of the inner table of the skull after trephining by the slow process of necrosis and exfoliation ...
... recognised by these early operators , and may have given rise to the method of operating which Aretæus describes . To remove this portion of the inner table of the skull after trephining by the slow process of necrosis and exfoliation ...
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... recognised fact for example , that no patient that enters the surgical wards of a hospital with a severe injury has less chance of recovery than the big , powerfully built , muscularly strong brewer's dray - man . Not only does he ...
... recognised fact for example , that no patient that enters the surgical wards of a hospital with a severe injury has less chance of recovery than the big , powerfully built , muscularly strong brewer's dray - man . Not only does he ...
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... recognised no basis of blood relationship , the association between the sexes being best described by the term promiscuity , and the children at this stage belonging to the horde . 2. That there existed within the horde the conception ...
... recognised no basis of blood relationship , the association between the sexes being best described by the term promiscuity , and the children at this stage belonging to the horde . 2. That there existed within the horde the conception ...
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... recognised . Where the break occurs between this primordial system and the later system is that the recognition was ... recognise a bond of affection for offspring , and did not use the potent fact of kinship to constitute a social unit ...
... recognised . Where the break occurs between this primordial system and the later system is that the recognition was ... recognise a bond of affection for offspring , and did not use the potent fact of kinship to constitute a social unit ...
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