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Among the Head-Hunters of Formosa
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CHAPTER XIII POSSIBILITIES OF THE FUTURE
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1 PREFACE2 INTRODUCTION3 PART I DESCRIPTION OF THE ISLAND AND ITS INHABITANTS4 CHAPTER II IMPRESSIONS AT FIRST-HAND5 CHAPTER III PERSONAL CONTACT WITH THE ABORIGINES6 CHAPTER IV THE PRESENT POPULATION OF FORMOSA7 PART II MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE ABORIGINAL TRIBES8 CHAPTER VI SOCIAL ORGANIZATION9 CHAPTER VII RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND PRACTICES10 CHAPTER VIII MARRIAGE CUSTOMS11 CHAPTER IX CUSTOMS CONNECTED WITH ILLNESS AND DEATH12 CHAPTER X ARTS AND CRAFTS13 CHAPTER XI TATTOOING AND OTHER FORMS OF MUTILATION14 CHAPTER XII METHODS OF TRANSPORT15 CHAPTER XIII POSSIBILITIES OF THE FUTURE16 CHAPTER XIV CIVILIZATION AND ITS BENEFITS