[35] See Dargun, p. 110, and Hildebrand, Recht und Sitte, pp. 42, 43. [↑]
[36] Under “trade” we shall for the sake of convenience also comprehend industry. [↑]
[37] About the Malay Archipelago we have also consulted De Hollander, and about Africa, Ratzel, Völkerkunde. [↑]
[38] Roosevelt calls them hunters; but in the Jesuit Relations it is stated, that they were not entirely unacquainted with agriculture. [↑]
[39] On Musters’ authority. According to Charlevoix, agriculture was not entirely unknown amongst them. [↑]
[40] On Keane’s authority. According to Zu Wied and Martius, there are some slight traces of agriculture. [↑]