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Tongan Authority Structure: Concepts for
Comparative Analysis, by Allan D. Coult
Archaeology on the China Mainland since
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Page
A Shasta Vocabulary, by William Bright
and D. L. Olmsted   ...... . & ........       1
Tongan Authority Structure:  Concepts for
Comparative Analysis, by.Allan D. Coult .    56
Archaeology on the China Mainland since
1949, by John C. Jamieson . .. .. . ...       . *  71
Classification and Treatment of Venereal
Diseases by a Brazilian Indian Tribe,
by William D. Hohenthal v . . . . . v . .    89
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