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For concomitantly with the family and the sib there have
existed for untold centuries such associations as the men's
clubs, age-classes and secret organizations, all of them inde-
pendent of kinship, moving as it were in a quite different
sphere from the kindred groups, and all of them capable of
readily acquiring political character if not invested with it
from their inception. 7
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Howitt: 295-326, especially 297 seq., 320 seq. Spencer
and Gillen, 1904: 20-30. Roth, 1906: 5 seq.
Rivers, 1914(b): II, 409. Tregear: 123, 150, 192. Stair:
65-91, 128. Erdland: 99-113. Waitz and Gerland: 165-222,
343 seq.
Thurnwald, 1912: 314-326; id., 1910: 9-15. Keysser:
100. Zahn: 308.
Junod: I, 355-409. Ferguson: 197 seq. Spieth: 98-110.
Ellis, A. B.: 161-181. Tordayand Joyce: 53 seq. Frobenius:
172 seq. Merker: 18.
Krause: 122. Boas, 1916(a): 429, 496. Jesuit Rela-
tions: II, 73. Adair: 428. Fletcher and La Flesche: 206.
Lowie, 1912: 228; id., 1913: 274. Kroeber, 1917(b): 396.
Morgan, 1877: Pt. II, Chap. 5. Goldenweiser, 1912: 468.
Morgan, 1877: Pt. II, Chaps. 2, 8, 10. Maine: Chap. v.
Brown: 144. Spencer and Gillen, 1904: 13. Howitt:
47. Bogoras: 50, 628, 668. Lowie, 1912: 245.

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