Extent of the British Empire
72 |
|
Burma's Triple Produce |
73 |
|
The Land of Pagodas |
73 |
|
Mandalay |
78 |
|
A Land where Woman is Honoured |
80 |
|
A Land where Caste is Unknown |
84 |
|
The American Baptist Mission |
84 |
|
The Karens and their Conversion |
85 |
|
Ko San Ye |
87 |
| IV. The Hindu Caste System |
91-122 |
| |
What is Caste |
91 |
|
i. Origin of Caste |
93 |
|
(a) Religious Theory |
95 |
|
(b) Tribal Theory |
96 |
|
(c) Social Theory |
97 |
|
(d) Occupational Theory |
98 |
|
(e) Crossing Theory |
100 |
|
ii. Characteristics of Caste |
102 |
|
Intermarriage |
105 |
|
Inter-dining |
107 |
|
Contact |
109 |
|
Occupation |
112 |
|
iii. Penalties of Caste |
115 |
|
Boycott |
116 |
|
Caste Servants Interdicted |
118 |
|
Domestic Isolation |
119 |
|
Prayaschitta. (Travelling) |
119 |
| V. The Hindu Caste System (Continued) |
123-151 |
|
iv. Occasions of Punishment |
123 |
|
Change of Faith |
124 |
|
Marrying a Widow |
126 |
|
Beef-eating |
126 |
|
Officiating as Priest to Outcasts |
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