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Various forms of this primitive Com- munism can be studied to-day. There is, for example, the Communism of the Australian aborigines who roam without any fixed habitat, or live a precarious life in the roughest and rudest way, and yet possess a most remarkable weapon in the boomerang, and a social sysiem as strange to us as it is effective for its immediate pur- * 'The Historical Basis of Socialism" by H. M. Hyndman, p. Gg, [London, Kegan Paul, Trench and Co. , 1883. ] Oddly enough this passage... was quoted by Mr. Samuel Smiles in one of his books! METHODS OF PRODUCTION. 9 pose. The Communism of these, to our ideas miserable, nomads is the lowest social life with which we are acquainted, as their knowledge of and command over nature is at the lowest point. Nevertheless, their existence is not unhappy and white men who have lived among them testify to their enjoyment of life. The Red Indians, many of the tribes of South Africa, the New Zealanders and others, show what magnificent specimens of mankind are developed under a rude Communism ; while the village Indians in the pueblos of New Mexico and Arizona, a quiet peaceful folk, very different from such terrible savages as the Iroquois, the Apaches or the Sioux, live a happy and contented life within the walls of their communal dwellings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Various forms of this primitive Com- munism can be studied to-day. There is, for example, the Communism of the Australian aborigines who roam without any fixed habitat, or live a precarious life in the roughest and rudest way, and yet possess a most remarkable weapon in the boomerang, and a social sysiem as strange to us as it is effective for its immediate pur- * 'The Historical Basis of Socialism" by H. M. Hyndman, p. Gg, [London, Kegan Paul, Trench and Co. , 1883. ] Oddly enough this passage... was quoted by Mr. Samuel Smiles in one of his books! METHODS OF PRODUCTION. 9 pose. The Communism of these, to our ideas miserable, nomads is the lowest social life with which we are acquainted, as their knowledge of and command over nature is at the lowest point. Nevertheless, their existence is not unhappy and white men who have lived among them testify to their enjoyment of life. The Red Indians, many of the tribes of South Africa, the New Zealanders and others, show what magnificent specimens of mankind are developed under a rude Communism ; while the village Indians in the pueblos of New Mexico and Arizona, a quiet peaceful folk, very different from such terrible savages as the Iroquois, the Apaches or the Sioux, live a happy and contented life within the walls of their communal dwellings.
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