The History of Human Marriage
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343.
3 Morgan, League of the Iroquois, p. 324.
1 Harmon, Journal of Voyages and Travels in the Interior of North America, p. 342.
6 Carver, Travels through the Interior Parts of North America, P- 375- 6 Powers, Tribes of California, p. 239.
7 Cranz, History of Greenland, i. 148. Cf. Holm, ' Konebaads- Expeditionen til Granlands 0stkyst,' in Geografisk Tidskrift, viii.
90 sqq. (Angmagsalik).
8 Dalager, Gr^nlandskc Relationer, p. 8.
9 Parry, Journal of a Second Voyage for the Discovery of a North...- West Passage, p. 528.
xxxn THE DURATION OF MARRIAGE 273 Of several peoples belonging to the former Russian empire we are told that their marriages as a rule lasted for life. 1 Among the Koryak, for instance, divorces are very rare. 2 Among the uncivilised tribes of India the marriage tie is generally loose, but among some of them divorce is said to be rare. This is the case with the Chukmas of Chittagong 3 and various tribes in Assam, such as the Nagas, 4 the Mikirs, 5 the Kukis, 6 and the Hajongs inhabiting the southern slope of the Garo Hills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
343.
3 Morgan, League of the Iroquois, p. 324.
1 Harmon, Journal of Voyages and Travels in the Interior of North America, p. 342.
6 Carver, Travels through the Interior Parts of North America, P- 375- 6 Powers, Tribes of California, p. 239.
7 Cranz, History of Greenland, i. 148. Cf. Holm, ' Konebaads- Expeditionen til Granlands 0stkyst,' in Geografisk Tidskrift, viii.
90 sqq. (Angmagsalik).
8 Dalager, Gr^nlandskc Relationer, p. 8.
9 Parry, Journal of a Second Voyage for the Discovery of a North...- West Passage, p. 528.
xxxn THE DURATION OF MARRIAGE 273 Of several peoples belonging to the former Russian empire we are told that their marriages as a rule lasted for life. 1 Among the Koryak, for instance, divorces are very rare. 2 Among the uncivilised tribes of India the marriage tie is generally loose, but among some of them divorce is said to be rare. This is the case with the Chukmas of Chittagong 3 and various tribes in Assam, such as the Nagas, 4 the Mikirs, 5 the Kukis, 6 and the Hajongs inhabiting the southern slope of the Garo Hills.
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