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Smith, James (cited Bancroft, I.).
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Sophocles.
Southey, R.: History of Brazil.
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Principles of Sociology.
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INDEX OF SUBJECTS
Abipones:
Baldness;
Tattooing courage;
Cruel to women;
Parental tyranny.
Abyssinians:
Concubinage;
Women not coy;
Amulets;
Choice;
Where woman rules;
No chance for love;
Pastoral love;
A flirtation.
Achilles and Briseis.
Acontius and Cydippe.
Adoration, contempt, and adulation:
(See also Women: maltreatment of, and contempt for).
Affection.
Africans:
Mutilations;
Vanity and emulation;
Scarification;
Beauty not appreciated;
Corpulence versus beauty;
Concupiscence versus beauty;
Kissing;
Why wives are valued;
Desertion of the aged;
"Liberty of choice,";
Chapter on (See Table of Contents and names of peoples: Bushmen,
Hottentots, Kaffirs, etc.).
Ainos:
A flirtation.
Algerians:
Kabyles.
Algonkins:
Tattooing;
Words for love.
Altruism:
(See Selfishness).
Amazons:
(See Women, masculine).
American Indians:
Fear of nature;
Honorable polygamy;
Ashamed to wear clothes;
Indifference to chastity;
Incest;
Advertising for a wife;
Repression of preference;
Utility versus beauty;
Masculine women;
A girl's ideal;
Polygamous sentiment;
"Jealousy,";
Absence of real jealousy;
Unjealous Californians and Patagonians;
Feminine jealousy;
Absence of;
Easily overcome;
Causes of;
Proposals by girls;
Capture of women;
Pride;
Cruelty;
Contempt for women;
Kinship through females;
Woman's domestic and political rule;
Ungallant;
Caressing no evidence of affection;
War decorations;
Tattooing;
Hair dresses;
Valor versus beauty;
Tattooing as a mark of courage;
Language of signs;
Utility versus beauty;
Uncleanly;
Child-wives;
Conjugal "tenderness,";
Mourning to order;
Conjugal grief;
Lack of brains;
"Liberty of choice,";
Sexual taboos;
Tribal hatred;
Chapter on (See Table of Contents);
Defenders;
Stories;
Not true to life;
Morals;
Not gallant;
Lower than brutes;
Enforced chastity, but no purity;
Why some female captives were spared;
Squaws intimidated;
Beauty not valued;
Lack of sympathy;
Contempt for squaws;
Girl market;
Marriage arrangements;
Elopements;
Suicide;
Love-dreams;
Curiosities of courtship;
Silent proposals;
Music in courtship;
Honeymoon;
Love-poems;
Philology and love;
More stories.
Animals:
Superior to savages;
Gallant roosters;
A noble officer;
Maternal instinct;
Sexual selection;
Superior to Hindoos.
Annamanese:
Incest.
Antigone and Haemon.
Apaches:
Hair;
Filthy;
"Purity" and cruelty;
Cruelty to mothers;
Enslave women;
Courtship.
Appetite and longing.
Arabs:
Nudity;
Unjealous;
Unjealous women;
Bedouin women not coy;
Resistance of brides;
Love among;
Shaping skulls;
Corpulence versus beauty;
Love and lust;
One wife not enough;
Desertion of parents;
Influence on others.
Arapahoes:
Protection against men;
Girls as merchandise.
Araucanians:
Brides sold;
Bride-capture;
Musical lovers.
Ashangos:
Amazons.
Ashantees:
No free choice.
Attachment.
Australians:
Inclined to murder;
Infanticide;
Indifference to chastity;
Jealous women;
Female opposition to marriage;
Capture not encouraged;
Protection not gallantry;
Risking life for a woman;
War-paint;
Mutilations;
Signs of mourning;
Colors to attract attention;
Feathers to look savage;
Scarification;
Women and ornaments;
Taking notice of a man's face;
Must submit to mutilations;
Women indifferent to decorations;
Filthy;
"Appreciation of beauty";
Child-wives;
Mourning to order;
"Love";
Lewd dances;
Price of a wife;
Chapter on (See Table of Contents).
Azteks:
(See Mexicans).
Babylonian women.
Bakongo:
Headdresses.
Bathing:
Reasons for.
Bayadčres.
Beauty:
Personal;
Hottentot ideal;
Australian;
South Sea Islanders;
Not valued in squaws;
Hindoo ideal;
Greek masculine ideal.
Bechuanas:
Polygamy.
Bhuiyas:
Romantic courtship.
Bible:
(See Hebrews).
Blackfeet:
Punishing infidelity;
Maltreatment of squaws;
"Only a woman";
Disposal of girls;
Marrying sisters;
Elopements;
Courtship.
Borneans:
Marriage by stratagem;
Tattooing;
Suicidal grief;
Caged girls (See also Dyaks).
Brazilians:
Tribal marks;
Tattooing;
Lack of brains;
Multiplicity of languages;
Licentiousness;
_Jus primae noctis_;
Women as slaves;
Words to express love.
Brides:
Capture or purchase of (See Marriage).
Bushmen:
Imperfect sexual differentiation;
Charms;
Child-wives;
Various details;
No liberty of choice.
Butias:
Promiscuity.
California Indians:
Adultery;
Tattooing;
Uncleanly;
Voluptuous beauties;
Deceptive modesty;
Intimidating the squaws;
Treatment of squaws;
Marriage;
Courtship;
Puberty songs;
Stories.
Cannibalism:
Australian.
Capture of brides:
(See Marriage).
Caribs:
Columbus on;
_Jus primae noctis_;
Women as drudges.
Caroline Islanders:
Tattooing.
Chansons de Geste:
Courting by women.
Charms.
Chastity and unchastity.
Cherokees:
Immoral.
Cheyennes:
Protection against men;
Girls as merchandise.
Chinese:
Hiding women's feet;
Feminine coercion to marriage;
Pitiable condition of women;
Love considered immoral;
Why deform women's feet;
Marriage restrictions.
Chinooks:
Painting;
Unchaste;
Position of women;
Love-songs.
Chippewas:
Husband and wife;
Lending wives;
Cruelty to women;
"Choice";
Love-powders;
No love.
Chippewyans:
Unchaste;
Love and drums.
Chittagong Hill Tribes:
Capacity for love.
Choice:
Prevention of;
New Zealand;
Indians;
Wild tribes of India;
Hindoos.
Christianity:
Vs. natural selection;
Prayer;
Encourages feminine virtues;
Ideal of love.
Cleanliness:
Indifference to.
Coarseness:
An obstacle to love.
Comanches:
Utilitarian marriages;
Cruel jealousy;
Filthy;
Lower than brutes;
Enforce chastity on wives.
Congo:
Ornaments as fetiches;
Mourning;
Wives esteemed as mothers only;
"Poetic love" on.
Coreans:
Contempt for women.
Corpulence versus beauty.
Corrobborees.
Courage:
Mutilation a test of.
Courtship:
Greenland;
Creeks;
Zulu;
Australian;
Torres Islands;
Dyaks;
New Zealand;
Apaches;
Omahas;
Curiosities of Indian;
Bhuiyas;
Hindoo;
Greek.
Coyness:
(See Table of Contents).
Creeks:
Masculine women;
Deceptive modesty;
Immoral;
Women as slaves;
Contempt for women;
Choice and marriage;
Suicides.
Crees:
Unchastity.
Cruelty:
In women;
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