Sociology Based Upon Ethnography
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A similar practice was common in Tahiti. The lords of the district conceded portions of land to their vassals, who enforced the common people, the tatous, to do all the hard labour. Individual property was thus constituted in all its severity. Each strip of land had its own particular proprietor. These people had even imagined the system which in French Brittany is called ^*le domaine congeable;" sometimes the trees would belong to one individual and the ground to another. By means of a singula...rity which we have already noticed, the bare property itself passed from the father to the soa immediately upon the birth of the latter.
In Tahiti people had arrived at the extreme right of individual property ; the dying man had a right to leave it by will ; he dictated to his relations and friends his last wishes, and these were always held as sacred.
Amid such an organisation of property, theft was not tolerated as in the Marquesas islands ; the guilty exposed themselves at least to a bastinado, and sometimes to death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A similar practice was common in Tahiti. The lords of the district conceded portions of land to their vassals, who enforced the common people, the tatous, to do all the hard labour. Individual property was thus constituted in all its severity. Each strip of land had its own particular proprietor. These people had even imagined the system which in French Brittany is called ^*le domaine congeable;" sometimes the trees would belong to one individual and the ground to another. By means of a singula...rity which we have already noticed, the bare property itself passed from the father to the soa immediately upon the birth of the latter.
In Tahiti people had arrived at the extreme right of individual property ; the dying man had a right to leave it by will ; he dictated to his relations and friends his last wishes, and these were always held as sacred.
Amid such an organisation of property, theft was not tolerated as in the Marquesas islands ; the guilty exposed themselves at least to a bastinado, and sometimes to death.
What to read after Sociology Based Upon Ethnography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Letourneau, Charles Jean Marie, 1831-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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