...circumstances, are considered generally as being the property and hunting-grounds of the tribes that frequent them. These districts are again parcelled...Every male has some portion of land, of which he can point out the distinct boundaries. These properties are subdivided by a father among his own sons during...

...generally as being the property and hunting-grounds of the tribes that frequent them. These districts arc again parcelled out among the individual members of...Every male has some portion of land, of which he can point out the distinct boundaries. These properties are subdivided by a father among his own sons during...

...circumstances, are considered generally as being the property and hunting-grounds of the tribes that frequent them. These districts are again parcelled out among the individual members of 1846.] Whewell's Elements of Morality. 21 the tribe. Every male has some portion of land of which he...

...sight, remarkable that among the Australians,1 who are in most respects so much lower in the scale, ' every male has some ' portion of land, of which he...hereditary succession. A man ' can dispose of or barter his lands to others, but a ' female never inherits, nor has primogeniture among 4 the sons any peculiar...

...sight, remarkable that among the Australians,1 who are in most respects so much lower in the scale, ' every male has some * portion of land, of which he can always point out the 1 exact boundaries. These properties are subdivided ' by a father among his sons during his own lifetime,...

...among the Australians,4 who are in most respects so much lower in the scale, ' every male has some 4 portion of land, of which he can always point out...hereditary succession. A man ' can dispose of or barter his lands to others, but a ' female never inherits, nor has primogeniture among ' the sons any peculiar...

...few days." Eyre, „Journ. of exped. of discov. into Central Australia" vol. II (London 1843) p. 357: „Every male has some portion of land, of which he can always point out the exact boundaries." Browne, Peterm. Mitt. 1856 über die Australier p. 456: „Jede Familie oder jedes Individuum besitzt...

...honey." Ebenso Eyre, „Journ. of a exped. of discov. into Central Australia" (London 1843) p. 357: „Every male has some portion of land, of which he can always point out the exact boundaries." Und Browne, Peterm. Mitt 1856, p. 456, über dieselben: „Jede Familie oder jedes Individuum besitzt...

...says102 that each tribe had its own territory, of varying extent : " These districts are again par celled out among the individual members of the tribe. Every...in almost hereditary succession. A man can dispose or barter his lands to others ; but a female never inherits, nor has primogeniture among the sons any...

...of other persons who possessed this kind of hereditary property which they retained undisturbed.1«s "Every male has some portion of land, of which he can always point out the exact boundaries, heritable and alienable. . . . Landed property does not belong to a tribe or to several families but...