Anthropology eBooks
The psychology of Nations
Anthropology, by G.E. PartridgeThe simplest possible interpretation of the causes of war that might be offered is that war is a natural relation between original herds or groups of men, inspired by the predatory instinct or by some other instinct of the herd. To explain war, then, one need only refer to this instinct as final, or at most account for the origin and genesis of the instinct in question in the animal world...
The Swastika
Anthropology, by Thomas WilsonThe Earliest Known Symbol and its Migrations, WITH OBSERVATIONS ON THE MIGRATION OF CERTAIN INDUSTRIES IN PREHISTORIC TIMES. The Smithsonian Institute
The Witchcraft Delusion In Colonial Connecticut (1647-1697)
Anthropology, by John M. TaylorThe true story of witchcraft in Connecticut has never been told. It has been hidden in the ancient records and in manuscripts in private collection, and those most conversant with the facts have not made them known for one reason or another. It is written here, from authoritative sources, spanning the years 1647-1697. This story should prove of interest and value as a present day interpretation...
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