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The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India,...

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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Russell, R. V. (Robert Vane)
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1. The Central Provinces.
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2. Constitution of the population.
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3. The word ‘Caste.’
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4. The meaning of the term ‘Caste.’
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6. Confusion of nomenclature.
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7. Tests of what a caste is.
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8. The four traditional castes.
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9. Occupational theory of caste.
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11. Entry of the Aryans into India. The Aryas and Dasyus.
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14. Mistaken modern idea of the Vaishyas.
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15. Mixed unions of the four classes.
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17. The mixed castes. The village menials.
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18. Social gradation of castes.
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19. Castes ranking above the cultivators.
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20. Castes from whom a Brāhman can take water. Higher agriculturists.
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21. Status of the cultivator.
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22. The clan and the village.
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23. The ownership of land.
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24. The cultivating status that of the Vaishya.
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25. Higher professional and artisan castes.
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26. Castes from whom a Brāhman cannot take water; the village menials.
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27. The village watchmen.
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28. The village priests. The gardening castes.
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29. Other village traders and menials.
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31. Status of the village menials.
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32. Origin of their status
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33. Other castes who rank with the village menials.
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34. The non-Aryan tribes.
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35. The Kolarians and Dravidians.
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38. Origin of the Kolarian tribes
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39. Of the Dravidian tribes.
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40. Origin of the impure castes.

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The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India, Volume 1, Project Gutenberg eBook #20583

Pronunciation 1. The Central Provinces.