ff.; KRAUSS, _Sitte und Brauch der Südslaven_, 272 ff., 451; JOLLY, _Ueber die rechtl. Stellung der Frauen_, 16 ff.; KAUTSKY, _Kosmos_, XII, 329 ff.; DARGUN, _Mutterrecht und Vaterrecht_, 122-28, 149-54; HEUSLER, _Institutionen_, II, 277-86; TILLINGHAST, "The Negro in Africa and America," _Pub. Am. Ec. Ass._ (New York, 1902), III, chap. v; ELLIS, _Ewe-Speaking Peoples_, 153 ff., 199 ff. [577] This occurs, occasionally, where it is the custom for the husband to pass into the wife's family at marriage: POST, _Familienrecht_, 174; _cf._ SPENCER, _Principles of Sociology_, I, 788; WESTERMARCK, _Human Marriage_, 382, 416. [578] WESTERMARCK, _op. cit._, 390; MARSDEN, _History of Sumatra_, 259. [579] WESTERMARCK, _op. cit._, 390. Compare CURR, _The Australian Race_, I, 107; FISON AND HOWITT, _Kamilaroi and Kurnai_, 276, 285, 343. On exchange see KOHLER, in _ZVR._, III, 345 (India); VIII, 242 (Islam), 112 (India). [580] LICHTSCHEIN, _Die Ehe nach mosaisch-talmud. Auffassung_, 10, 11. [581] WESTERMARCK, _op. cit._, 390, 391. He enumerates the tribes in each continent among whom the custom is found. The subject is also discussed by POST, _Familienrecht_, 197, 217-20; _idem_, _Geschlechtsgenossenschaft_, 75; LETOURNEAU, _op. cit._, 135-37; BERNHÖFT, "Ehe und Eherecht der griech. Heroenzeit," _ZVR._, XI, 321 ff. For examples see KOHLER, in _ZVR._, V, 356, 357 (Malay tribes); VI, 333, 334, 338 n. 49, 167; VIII, 113; IX, 334; XI, 420. [582] BANCROFT, _Native Races_, I, 662. [583] LETOURNEAU, _op. cit._, 136. [584] The "youths serve the parents of the dames two or three years before they are given them for wives; and they do not give them except to those who serve them best, the men in love doing the planting, fishing, and hunting for their fathers-in-law who wish them to, and fetch them firewood from the forest; and when the fathers-in-law give over to them the dames, they go and lodge with the fathers-in-law with their wives," leaving their own kindred: SOUZA, _Tratado Descriptivo do Brazil_ (1570-87): _Revist. Inst. Hist._, XIV, 311 ff.; _cf._ also KOHLER, in _ZVR._, V, 352. [585] During this courting season, among the small tribes on the Amazon, the lover enjoys the so-called "bosom-right;" and this custom, which appears to be identical in character with that of "bundling" and the "proof-night," appears elsewhere in America and in other parts of the world: MARTIUS, _Rechtszustande_, 56; _ibid._, _Ethnographie_, I, 108; _cf._ HELLWALD, _Die mensch. Familie_, 321, 322.