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CHAPTER XII RETROSPECT (continued 9)

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[759] Worthington G. Smith, Man the Primeval Savage, 1894, pp. 334-9; also his article in Vict. Hist. of Bedfordshire, 1904, I. p. 169.
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[761]Man, the Primeval Savage, pp. 273-4.
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[765] J. G. Frazer, Early Hist. of the Kingship, 1905, pp. 157-8.
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[766]Man, the Primeval Savage, p. 398. In this connection, see H. A. Burrows, in Proc. Geol. Assoc., IV. 1876, pp. 165-166.
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[767]Man, the Primeval Savage, p. 273.
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[769]Essex Naturalist, XIV. 1905, p. 24.
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[770]Origins of Eng. Hist., pp. 144-5.
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[772]Proc. Dorset Nat. Hist. and Antiq. Field Club, XVII. 1896, p. 75.
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[773]Notes and Queries, 7th Ser., VIII. p. 112.
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[774]The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon, p. 425.
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[775]Origins of Eng. Hist., pp. 144-5.
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[776]Jour. Anthrop. Inst., VI., 1877, p. 323.
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[777] G. von Düben, Om Lappland och Lapparne, 1873, p. 251. Much curious lore on kindred topics will be found in Jean Scheffer’s Lapponia, 1673 (there is a useful English edition, published by Thos. Newborough, 1704).
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[778]Notes and Queries, 7th Ser., VIII. p. 112.
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[780] Possibly collected by masons for making mortar, during alterations (W. J.).
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[781]Curious Church Customs, p. 141. Cf. Guide to Bronze Age, pp. 109, 126, for Siberian and Indian examples.
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[782] M. D. Conway, Autobiography and Experiences, 1904, II. p. 77. The incident is not mentioned in Evelyn Ashley’s Life of Lord Palmerston, 1879, nor in the Marquis of Lorne’s Viscount Palmerston, 1892. Cf. Cornish Customs, as described in Vict. Hist. of Cornwall, 1906, I. p. 367.
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[784]Guide to Early Iron Age, pp. 127, 129, 140.
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[785]Indus. Arts of the Anglo-Saxons, p. 88; The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon, p. 425.
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[786] Sir T. Browne, Hydriotaphia. See “Works,” ed. S. Wilkin, 1884, III. p. 13.
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[787]Notes and Queries, 1st Ser., II. p. 230.
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[789] D. Rock, Church of Our Fathers, 1903, II. p. 101.
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[790] J. R. Allen, Mon. History of the Early Brit. Church, pp. 34, 65.
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[791] J. R. Allen, op. cit. pp. 34, 243; Surrey Archaeol. Coll. III. p. 394; XI. p. 12. There is a good collection of such objects in the Cathedral library at Chichester.
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[793]Nature, LVII., 1898, pp. 257-8.
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[795] See e.g. The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon, p. 425.
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[797]Guide to Bronze Age, pp. 60-3.
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[798]Hydriotaphia, ch. v. (Browne’s “Works,” ed. S. Wilkin, III. p. 40).

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