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B. _Acclimatization and Colonization_

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(2) Brinton, D. G. _The Basis of Social Relations._ A study in ethnic psychology. Part II, chap. iv, "The Influence of Geographic Environment," pp. 180-99. New York, 1902.

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C. _Superordination and Subordination_

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D. _Conversion_

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II. FORMS OF ACCOMMODATION

A. _Slavery_

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