The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world; vol. 1 of 2
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- Being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental, moral and religious characteristics
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1. Front matter2. THE UNCIVILIZED RACES OF MEN IN ALL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD;3. PREFACE.4. AMERICAN PUBLISHERS’ PREFACE.5. ILLUSTRATIONS.6. CHAPTER I.7. CHAPTER II.8. CHAPTER III.9. CHAPTER IV.10. CHAPTER V.11. CHAPTER VI. FEMININE DRESS AND ORNAMENTS.12. CHAPTER VII. ARCHITECTURE.13. CHAPTER VIII. CATTLE KEEPING.14. CHAPTER IX. MARRIAGE.15. CHAPTER X. MARRIAGE—Concluded.16. CHAPTER XI. WAR—OFFENSIVE WEAPONS.17. CHAPTER XII. WAR—Concluded. DEFENSIVE WEAPONS, AND MODE OF FIGHTING.18. CHAPTER XIII. HUNTING.19. CHAPTER XIV. AGRICULTURE.20. CHAPTER XV. FOOD.21. CHAPTER XVI. SOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS.22. CHAPTER XVII. RELIGION AND SUPERSTITION.23. CHAPTER XVIII. RELIGION AND SUPERSTITION—Continued.24. CHAPTER XIX. SUPERSTITION—Concluded.25. CHAPTER XX. FUNERAL RITES.26. CHAPTER XXI. DOMESTIC LIFE.27. CHAPTER XXII. THE HOTTENTOT RACES.28. CHAPTER XXIII. WEAPONS.29. CHAPTER XXIV. THE BOSJESMAN OR BUSHMAN.30. CHAPTER XXV. THE BOSJESMAN—Continued.31. CHAPTER XXVI. THE BOSJESMAN—Concluded.32. CHAPTER XXVII. THE KORANNAS AND NAMAQUAS.33. CHAPTER XXVIII. THE BECHUANAS.34. CHAPTER XXIX. BECHUANAS—Concluded.35. CHAPTER XXX. THE DAMARA TRIBE.36. CHAPTER XXXI. THE OVAMBO OR OVAMPO TRIBE.37. CHAPTER XXXII. THE MAKOLOLO TRIBE.38. CHAPTER XXXIII. THE BAYEYE AND MAKOBA TRIBES.39. CHAPTER XXXIV. THE BATOKA AND MANGANJA TRIBES.40. CHAPTER XXXV. THE BANYAI AND BADEMA TRIBES.41. CHAPTER XXXVI. THE BALONDO OR BALONDA AND THE ANGOLESE.42. CHAPTER XXXVII. THE WAGOGO AND WANYAMUEZI.43. CHAPTER XXXVIII. KARAGUE.44. CHAPTER XXXIX. THE WATUSI AND WAGANDA.45. CHAPTER XL. THE WANYORO.46. CHAPTER XLI. GANI, MADI, OBBO, AND KYTCH.47. CHAPTER XLII. THE NEAM-NAM, DÔR, AND DJOUR TRIBES.48. CHAPTER XLIII. THE LATOOKA TRIBE.49. CHAPTER XLIV. THE SHIR, BARI, DJIBBA, NUEHR, DINKA, AND SHILLOOK TRIBES.50. CHAPTER XLV. THE ISHOGO, ASHANGO, AND OBONGO TRIBES.51. CHAPTER XLVI. THE APONO AND APINGI TRIBES.52. CHAPTER XLVII. THE BAKALAI.53. CHAPTER XLVIII. THE ASHIRA.54. CHAPTER XLIX. THE CAMMA, OR COMMI.55. CHAPTER L. THE SHEKIANI AND MPONGWÉ.56. CHAPTER LI. THE FANS.57. CHAPTER LII. THE FANS—Concluded.58. CHAPTER LIII. THE KRUMEN AND FANTI.59. CHAPTER LIV. THE ASHANTI.60. CHAPTER LV. DAHOME.61. CHAPTER LVI. DAHOME—Continued.62. CHAPTER LVII. DAHOME—Concluded.63. CHAPTER LVIII. THE EGBAS.64. CHAPTER LIX. BONNY.65. CHAPTER LX. THE MANDINGOES.66. CHAPTER LXI. THE BUBÉS AND CONGOESE.67. CHAPTER LXII. BORNU.68. CHAPTER LXIII. THE SHOOAS, TIBBOOS, TUARICKS, BEGHARMIS, AND MUSGUESE.69. CHAPTER LXIV. ABYSSINIA.70. CHAPTER LXV. ABYSSINIA—Continued.71. CHAPTER LXVI. ABYSSINIA—Concluded.72. CHAPTER LXVII. NUBIANS AND HAMRAN ARABS.73. CHAPTER LXVIII. BEDOUINS, HASSANIYEHS, AND MALAGASY.74. CHAPTER LXIX. AUSTRALIA.75. CHAPTER LXX. AUSTRALIA—Continued.76. CHAPTER LXXI. AUSTRALIA—Continued.77. CHAPTER LXXII. AUSTRALIA—Continued.78. CHAPTER LXXIII. AUSTRALIA—Continued.79. CHAPTER LXXIV. AUSTRALIA—Continued. DOMESTIC LIFE.80. CHAPTER LXXV. AUSTRALIA—Continued. FROM CHILDHOOD TO MANHOOD.81. INDEX.82. Transcriber’s Notes