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Polygamy and Hypergamy The evolution of the Indian caste system has manifestly been influenced by assimilation ... But in India , as everywhere else , it proved impossible to keep higher caste men from contact with lower caste women .
Polygamy and Hypergamy The evolution of the Indian caste system has manifestly been influenced by assimilation ... But in India , as everywhere else , it proved impossible to keep higher caste men from contact with lower caste women .
الصفحة 367
Now caste has spread wherever Indian ideas have spread . ... The disabling effects of extreme caste must never be underestimated in India . ... in the first place , that the development of caste in India superseded slavery .
Now caste has spread wherever Indian ideas have spread . ... The disabling effects of extreme caste must never be underestimated in India . ... in the first place , that the development of caste in India superseded slavery .
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See Leach ( 1960 ) . BARTH , F. 1960. See Leach 1960 . BOSE , N. K. 1965. ' Calcutta : a premature metropolis . ' Sci . Am . 213 : 91–102 . BRUCE , GEORGE . 1968. The Stranglers : the Cult of Thuggee and its Overthrow in British India ...
See Leach ( 1960 ) . BARTH , F. 1960. See Leach 1960 . BOSE , N. K. 1965. ' Calcutta : a premature metropolis . ' Sci . Am . 213 : 91–102 . BRUCE , GEORGE . 1968. The Stranglers : the Cult of Thuggee and its Overthrow in British India ...
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