Is there any human institution which can be safely called "Totemism"? Is there any possibility of defining, or even describing Totemism? Is it legitimate-is it even possible, with due regard for "methodology" and logic-to seek for the "normal" form of Totemism, and to trace it through many Protean changes, produced by various causes, social and speculative? I think it possible to discern the main type of Totemism, and to account for divergences.
The Blue Fairy Book (Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp, Beauty and the Beast, Hansel and Grettel....)
Andrew Lang, Reading Time
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The Arabian Nights : Timeless Tales of Magic, Mystery, and Adventure by Andrew Lang
Andrew Lang, Zenith Horizon Publishing
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The Blue Fairy Book : Andrew Lang's Classic Collection of Fairy Tales from Around the World
Andrew Lang, Zenith Horizon Publishing
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The Blue Fairy Book : A Classic Collection of Folk and Fairy Tales by Andrew Lang
Andrew Lang, Zenith Golden Quill
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The Arabian Nights : Timeless Tales of Magic, Mystery, and Adventure – Retold by Andrew Lang
Andrew Lang, Zenith Golden Quill
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The Blue Fairy Book : Andrew Lang's Magical Collection of Timeless Tales
Andrew Lang, Zenith Evergreen Literary Co
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The Arabian Nights : Andrew Lang's Enchanting Retelling of Timeless Tales
Andrew Lang, Zenith Evergreen Literary Co
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The Arabian Nights : Timeless Tales of Enchantment and Adventure
Andrew Lang, Zenith Crescent Moon Press
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The Blue Fairy Book : Enchanting Tales for Every Generation
Andrew Lang, Zenith Crescent Moon Press
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The Blue Fairy Book : Timeless Fairy Tales for All Ages
Andrew Lang:, Zenith Blue Ridge Books
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The Arabian Nights : Timeless Tales of Wonder and Magic
Andrew Lang, Zenith Blue Ridge Books
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Fantasy Abenteuer Superband 1012
Alfred Bekker, T. C. Bridges, H. Rider Haggard, W. E. Cule, Andrew Lang, George Griffith
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