The Gentile System of the Navajo Indians
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It must be studied throughout inferentially, and with the correcting aid of all pertinent accessories ; with the aid of comparative my thology, of comparative history, of geography and topography, of the philology and sociology of the Navajos and surrounding tribes, with the aid of the traditions of surrounding tribes and of the written history of the Spanish, Mexican, and American occupations of New Mexico. It will be observed that much of the tale relates to events which occurred after the ad...vent of the Spanish, and a very high antiquity is not claimed for the most remote events. With these observations concerning the legend kept in view, we will find it a valuable auxiliary to the study of the present division of the Nava jos into gentes and phratries.
1 Fugitives from Spanish persecution at Jemez, were added to this gens later.
IO2 Journal of American Folk-Lore.
56. As previously intimated, I have collected other versions of this legend from Indians, but none as complete as the one presented.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It must be studied throughout inferentially, and with the correcting aid of all pertinent accessories ; with the aid of comparative my thology, of comparative history, of geography and topography, of the philology and sociology of the Navajos and surrounding tribes, with the aid of the traditions of surrounding tribes and of the written history of the Spanish, Mexican, and American occupations of New Mexico. It will be observed that much of the tale relates to events which occurred after the ad...vent of the Spanish, and a very high antiquity is not claimed for the most remote events. With these observations concerning the legend kept in view, we will find it a valuable auxiliary to the study of the present division of the Nava jos into gentes and phratries.
1 Fugitives from Spanish persecution at Jemez, were added to this gens later.
IO2 Journal of American Folk-Lore.
56. As previously intimated, I have collected other versions of this legend from Indians, but none as complete as the one presented.
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