Origins of the Family. Chapter 1
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Origins of the Family: Chapter 1
Origins of the Family. Chapter 1 Frederick Engels Origins of the Family, Private Property, and the State I. Stages of Prehistoric Culture MORGAN is the first man who, with expert knowledge, has attempted to introduce a definite order into the history of primitive man; so long as no important additional material makes changes necessary, his classification will undoubtedly remain in force. Of the three main epochs – savagery, barbarism, and civilization – he is concerned, of course, only with the first two and the transition to the third. He divides both savagery and barbarism into l
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