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... apparently original , belongs especially to the lower Transitional theories — Retribution - theory , apparently derived , belongs especially to the higher races - Doctrine of Moral Retribution as developed in the higher culture ...
... apparently original , belongs especially to the lower Transitional theories — Retribution - theory , apparently derived , belongs especially to the higher races - Doctrine of Moral Retribution as developed in the higher culture ...
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... its rudimentary and unethical nature among low races ; its development through the course of vulture — Good and Evil Deity - Doctrine of Divine Supremacy , distinct from , while tending towards , the doctrine of Monotheism - Idea of ...
... its rudimentary and unethical nature among low races ; its development through the course of vulture — Good and Evil Deity - Doctrine of Divine Supremacy , distinct from , while tending towards , the doctrine of Monotheism - Idea of ...
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... transference to Plants and Objects-- Resurrection of Body scarcely held in savage religion - Future Life : a general though not universal doctrine of low races - Continued existence , rather than Immortality ; second death of Soul ...
... transference to Plants and Objects-- Resurrection of Body scarcely held in savage religion - Future Life : a general though not universal doctrine of low races - Continued existence , rather than Immortality ; second death of Soul ...
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Passing onward through change after change in the condition of the human race , modified and renewed in its long ethnic course , this great belief may be traced from its crude and primitive manifestations among savage races to its ...
Passing onward through change after change in the condition of the human race , modified and renewed in its long ethnic course , this great belief may be traced from its crude and primitive manifestations among savage races to its ...
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160 , etc. , also Papuas and other races . 6 > renewal of old family names by giving them to. 3 Burton , ' W. & W. fr . W. Afr . ' p . 375 . 4 Krapf , ' E. Afr . ' p . 201 . 6 J. L. Wilson , ' W. Afr . ' p .
160 , etc. , also Papuas and other races . 6 > renewal of old family names by giving them to. 3 Burton , ' W. & W. fr . W. Afr . ' p . 375 . 4 Krapf , ' E. Afr . ' p . 201 . 6 J. L. Wilson , ' W. Afr . ' p .
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| Title | Primitive Culture: Researches Into the Development of Mythology, Philosophy, Religion, Languages, Art and Customs, Volume 2 Primitive Culture: Researches Into the Development of Mythology, Philosophy, Religion, Languages, Art and Customs, Sir Edward Burnett Tylor |
| Author | Sir Edward Burnett Tylor |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | H. Holt, 1877 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Oct 2008 |
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