Hildebrand, Dr. R., on employment of women in primitive agriculture, [178] note [1];
on landed property in primitive societies, [310] note [1].
Hinterland, [232].
Horticulture, [177].
Hunter, good, highly respected, [195].
Hunting, psychical character of, [195];
not fit to be performed by slaves, [195] sqq.;
requires the utmost application, [197].
Hunting agriculturists, [177] note [4], [228], [294];
male and female labour among, [295];
are often nomadic, [295];
why most of them do not keep slaves, [295], [406], [407];
they do not employ slaves in warfare, [400].
Hunting tribes, definition of term, [176];
generally have open resources, [386];
hardly ever keep slaves, [192], [203].
Illustration, facts adduced by way of, XVIII.
Improvidence, of Australians, [230];
of Central N. American Indians, [237] sqq.