The Principles of Sociology: 3

16th century ancestor-worship ancient ancient Egypt arise Assyrian became become belief Blantyre body carried cause century CHAPTER character Chibchas chief Christian civilized concerning connexion cooperation cultivated Dahomey dead deities differentiation divine division of labour Dyaks ecclesiastical Egypt Egyptians employed established evidence evolution existed fact feudal functions furnished further ghosts gilds gods Greece Greeks groups Hebrews Hence illustrated implied Indians individual industrial institutions kind kindred king land living Madagascar master mediæval ments militant named nature occupations organization origin Peru Pict political present priesthood priestly priests primitive produce propitiation régime regulation religion religious respect result Roman rule ruler sacred sacrifice savage says sculpture secular self-ownership serfdom serfs shown similarly Sir Henry Maine slavery slaves social societies subordination supernatural supposed temple things tion towns trade trade-unions tribes union various village wage-earners wages workers worship