•ontr-'ny, wlule vovuitj, the torest in appiront sc.-uritv and freedom 

 lis life is very uiic-ertHin, and from his cliildliood lie is sluu-kled 



imm^ followed by penalties wlii.-h always iiivol\ e thf risk of injury 

 to the person and often tiie forfeiture of life. The uiniut'-stionin- 



reirulations ih \ ery striking. The cohesion of a coninuinity depends 



derived naturally from age and experience. There is no i ecogni/ed 



body, elective or hereditary. .Men of preponderating intiuence are 

 those who are distinguished for courage, strength, and force of 

 character. These in conjunction with the elders, generally advise 

 as to the public actions of the community, .settle internal disputes. 



ependeiit upon close approMmation of lanLiuaici'. A- m icenerMl 



aughter. The .so- 



Th'is i,oint r/Vtudy ispnrticnlarly 



"'i:.u' in' },ansof'the worhl widely 

 '■d ro fin/e universally prevailed iM 

 ;i.e(i i;t,-..s, at a prehistoric period. 



