The Principles of Sociology, Volumen2,Parte2

Abipones action agency ancestor-worship ancestors ancient ancient Egypt arise army authority Ayrans Banc become Bedouins belief body carried cause changes character Chibchas chief civil commands common connexion cult Dahomey dead deities Dhimals differentiation divine early stages ecclesiastical Egypt Egyptians established evolution existing fact fighting Fiji Fijians France functions further ghosts gods Greeks habitually headship Hebrews Hence History implied increasing Indians individual industrial type institutions Japan judicial Khonds kind kindred king labour land Lepchas living ment Merovingian militant type military monotheism nature officers organization origin ownership Peru political head polytheism present priesthood priestly priests primitive propitiation recognized régime regulative religion religious respect Romans rule ruler sacred sacrifices savages says sentiments shown similarly Sir Henry Maine social societies spirits structure subordination supernatural supposed tion Tonga traits Trans tribes worship Ynca Zealand Zeus Zulus