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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

In the beliefs of the red savages the welfare of the whole, that of the tribe, takes precedence over the welfare of the individual. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #190)
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1 190 In the beliefs of the red View more quotes about savages">savages the welfare of the whole, that of the tribe, takes precedence over the welfare of the individual.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 187 One might be publicly denounced and abused, even beaten, in the village.
1 188 One's weapons could be broken.
1 189 One's lodge, and robes, and possessions could be taken away or cut to pieces with knives and scattered to the winds.
1 190 In the beliefs of the red savages the welfare of the whole, that of the tribe, takes precedence over the welfare of the individual.
1 191 In the thinking of the red savages the right to diminish and jeopardize the community does not lie within the prerogatives of the individual.
1 192 "Go away!" said Hci, with an angry wave of his arm.
1 193 Cuwignaka stiffened on the back of his kaiila.
One might be publicly denounced and abused, even beaten, in the village. One's weapons could be broken. One's lodge, and robes, and possessions could be taken away or cut to pieces with knives and scattered to the winds. In the beliefs of the red savages the welfare of the whole, that of the tribe, takes precedence over the welfare of the individual. In the thinking of the red savages the right to diminish and jeopardize the community does not lie within the prerogatives of the individual. "Go away!" said Hci, with an angry wave of his arm. Cuwignaka stiffened on the back of his kaiila. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)