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Origins of the Family-- Chapter VII

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Origins of the Family: Chapter VII

Origins of the Family-- Chapter VII Frederick Engels Origins of the Family, Private Property, and the State VII. The Gens among Celts and Germans Space does not allow us to consider the gentile institutions still existing in greater or lesser degree of purity among the most various savage and barbarian peoples, nor the traces of these institutions in the ancient history of the civilized peoples of Asia. The institutions or their traces are found everywhere. A few examples will be enough. Before the gens had been recognized, the man who took the greatest pains to misunderstand it, McLennan hims

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