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Origins of the Family: Chapter V
Origins of the Family-- Chapter V Frederick Engels Origins of the Family, Private Property, and the State V. The Rise of the Athenian State How the state developed, how the organs of the gentile constitution were partly transformed in this development, partly pushed aside by the introduction of new organs, and at last superseded entirely by real state authorities, while the true "people in arms," organized for its self-defense in its gentes, phratries, and tribes, was replaced by an armed "public force" in the service of these state authorities and therefore at their command for use also again
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