Note 736 — Chapter V · EARLY HISTORY OF DIVORCE
Reading edition
Dorsey, "Omaha Sociology," III. Rep. of Bureau of Eth., 261,262. For further examples of easy divorce among the Indians see Turner, "Ethnology of the Ungava District," ibid., XI, 270 (Nenenot); Report Smith. Inst., 1885, 71 (Pawnees marry and unmarry at pleasure); Anchieta, "Informação," Revist. Trim. Hist., VIII, 254-62 (the woman leaves the man at pleasure in Brazil).