THE BLOOD COVENANT:

A Primitive Rite and its Bearings on Scripture, by H. CLAY TRUMBULL,

D.D.

“An admirable study of a primitive belief and custom. One of the

utmost importance in considering the growth of civilization.”

“A profound interest will be aroused by the keenness and clearness

of vision, no less than by the wealth of learning, by means of

which he follows a line of research, tracing through this one rite

the cannibalism of savages to a religious impulse not essentially

different in its symbolical aspect from one of the most vital

principles of Christianity. In the details of the work will be found

much to attract the attention of the curious. Its fundamental and

essential value, however, is for the student of religions; and all

such will be grateful to Dr. Trumbull for this solid, instructive,

and enlightening work.”--_Scotsman._

_Demy 8vo., cloth, price 10s. 6d._

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