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... Eskimo No War coded by Otterbein ( 1970 ) ; Greenland Eskimo and Point Barrow Eskimo No War coded by Hobhouse et al . ( 1915 ) , and Defensive War by Wright ( 1942 ) . Central and Labrador Eskimo , and Kariaks ( Greenland Eskimo ) ...
... Eskimo No War coded by Otterbein ( 1970 ) ; Greenland Eskimo and Point Barrow Eskimo No War coded by Hobhouse et al . ( 1915 ) , and Defensive War by Wright ( 1942 ) . Central and Labrador Eskimo , and Kariaks ( Greenland Eskimo ) ...
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... Eskimo as a culture where bellicosity is moderate or negligible . However , due to the practice of female infanticide , rivalry over women may lead to murder and counterkilling . Blood revenge was highly developed in the Copper Eskimo ...
... Eskimo as a culture where bellicosity is moderate or negligible . However , due to the practice of female infanticide , rivalry over women may lead to murder and counterkilling . Blood revenge was highly developed in the Copper Eskimo ...
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... Eskimo . Proc . & Trans . Roy . Soc . Canada , 5 , 2 , pp . 35-39 . Boas , F. ( 1888c ) The Indians of British ... Eskimos of Baffinland 689.
... Eskimo . Proc . & Trans . Roy . Soc . Canada , 5 , 2 , pp . 35-39 . Boas , F. ( 1888c ) The Indians of British ... Eskimos of Baffinland 689.
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