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... totems ( Figure 4 ) . The group from Monmonceau was led by a chief of the crane totem ; there were three warriors from the marten totem , and one each of the bear , the catfish , and the merman totems ( Schoolcraft 1851-57 , 1 : 415-7 ) ...
... totems ( Figure 4 ) . The group from Monmonceau was led by a chief of the crane totem ; there were three warriors from the marten totem , and one each of the bear , the catfish , and the merman totems ( Schoolcraft 1851-57 , 1 : 415-7 ) ...
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... totem name : It is not a sacred name , neither is it connected with any favors of the spirits . There is no mystery attached to it . The totem being an institution of a purely civic nature , they are inclined to quote with pride the ...
... totem name : It is not a sacred name , neither is it connected with any favors of the spirits . There is no mystery attached to it . The totem being an institution of a purely civic nature , they are inclined to quote with pride the ...
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... totem with the Australian kabong and the African siboko . In this new , invented totemism men regarded their totemic animal with religious even superstitious - reverence , believed they were descended from this animal , and were ...
... totem with the Australian kabong and the African siboko . In this new , invented totemism men regarded their totemic animal with religious even superstitious - reverence , believed they were descended from this animal , and were ...
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