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Origins of the Family: Chapter 2
Origins of the Family-- Chapter II Frederick Engels Origins of the Family, Private Property, and the State II. The Family The Consanguine Family The First Stage of the Family The Punaluan Family The Pairing Family The Monogamous Family M ORGAN, who spent a great part of his life among the Iroquois Indians - settled to this day in New York State - and was adopted into one of their tribes (the Senecas), found in use among them a system of consanguinity which was in contradiction to their actual family relationships. There prevailed among them a form of monogamy easily terminable on both sides, w
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