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8vo Pamph 644. Du Bois Reymond on Music

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8vo Pam (709) Lubbock on genealogical relationships of Man. like Morgan.

[Descent 2: 358-9, n4: "Sir J. Lubbock, 'The Origin of Civilisation,' 1870, chap. iii. especially pp. 60–67. Mr. M'Lennan, in his extremely valuable work on 'Primitive Marriage,' 1865, p. 163, speaks of the union of the sexes "in the earliest times as loose, transitory, and in some degree promiscuous." Mr. M'Lennan and Sir J. Lubbock have collected much evidence on the extreme licentiousness of savages at the present time. Mr. L. H. Morgan, in his interesting memoir on the classificatory system of relationship ('Proc. American Acad. of Sciences,' vol. vii. Feb. 1868, p. 475), concludes that polygamy and all forms of marriage during primeval times were essentially unknown. It appears also, from Sir J. Lubbock's work, that Bachofen likewise believes that communal intercourse originally prevailed."]

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8vo Pamphlet (712) on the marriages of th Kafirs

[Descent 2: 369, n17: "[C. Hamilton] 'Anthropological Review,' Jan. 1870, p. xvi." Charles Hamilton. 1870. Hamilton and Price on the Kaffirs. Anthropological review 8: xiv-xvii.]

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8vo Pam (719) Quarterly Review on Music - criticism bearing on my remarks

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8vo Pamph (757) Mantegazza on sexual differences of Human skull.