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Origins of the Family-- Chapter VIII

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Origins of the Family: Chapter VIII

Origins of the Family-- Chapter VIII Frederick Engels Origins of the Family, Private Property, and the State VIII. The Formation of the State among Germans According to Tacitus, the Germans were a very numerous people. Caesar gives us an approximate idea of the strength of the separate German peoples; he places the number of the Usipetans and the Tencterans who appeared on the left bank of the Rhine at 180,000, women and children included. That is about 100,000 to one people, [1] already considerably more than, for instance, the total number of the Iroquois in their prime, when, no more than 2

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