The First Days of Man, as Narrated Quite Simply for Young Readers

by Frederic Arnold Kummer

Too much emphasis cannot be laid upon the fact that methods of thinking are more important, than the particular things we think about. Right thinking is the cornerstone of all mental development. In the writer's opinion it is the great lack in modern education.

Frederic Arnold Kummer.

Catonsville, Maryland.

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CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	How Mother Nature Made the Earth Ready for Man	[19]
II	The Fish That Got Stuck in the Mud	[29]
III	The Ape That Walked Like a Man	[40]
IV	The Hungry Ape and the Bunch of Wild Fruit	[51]
V	The Cave, and the Fish	[63]
VI	Adh's First Fight	[76]
VII	Ra Makes a New Spear	[87]
VIII	Ma-Ra Finds a New Kind of Food, and a Coat of Fur	[103]
IX	The Coming of Fire	[117]
X	The First Boat	[133]
XI	Tor-Ad the Potter	[148]
XII	How Ra-Na Saved His People	[162]
XIII	The First Bow and Arrow	[173]
XIV	Ka-Ma the Traveller	[182]
XV	The Sea People	[199]
XVI	Ma-Ya Builds a Canoe	[209]
XVII	The Conquerors	[225]
XVIII	The Island Men	[245]
XIX	The First Sea Fight	[259]
XX	The Sea Rovers	[276]
XXI	The End of the Stone Age	[285]