The Uncivilized Races of Men in All Coutries of the World, Vol. 1

The Uncivilized Races of Men in All Coutries of the World, Vol. 1

By John G. Wood
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Excerpt: "This work is simply, as the title-page states, an account of the manners and customs of uncivilized races of men in all parts of the world. Many travellers have given accounts, scattered rather at random through their books, of the habits and modes of life exhibited by the various people among whom they have travelled. These notices, however, are distributed through a vast number of books, many of them very scarce, many very expensive, and most of them ill-arranged; and it has therefore been my task to gather together in one work, and to present to the reader in a tolerably systematic and intelligible form, the varieties of character which develop themselves among races which have not as yet lost their individuality by modern civilization. In this task I have been greatly assisted by many travellers, who have taken a kindly interest in the work, and have given me the invaluable help of their practical experience."

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Publish dateNov 24, 2022
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Table of contents

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

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