BY strange chance the most primitive thought in the Bombay Presidency is found close to its great metropolis, for the settlements of the Katkari come down to within thirty miles of Bombay, and are scattered over the two adjoining districts of Thana and Kolaba.
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Keys of Power
A Study of Indian Ritual and Belief
by John Abbott
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Keys of Power: A Study of Indian Ritual and Belief
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"BY strange chance the most primitive thought in the Bombay Presidency is found close to its great metropolis, for the settlements of the Katkari come down to within thirty miles of Bombay, and are scattered over the two adjoining districts of Thana and Kolaba."
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