Primitive Love and Love-Stories eBook

Henry Theophilus Finck
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 1,176 pages of information about Primitive Love and Love-Stories.

Primitive Love and Love-Stories eBook

Henry Theophilus Finck
This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 1,176 pages of information about Primitive Love and Love-Stories.
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.

Bayaderes.

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.

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