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The Evolution of Marriage and of the Family
Letourneau, Ch. (Charles)
Families; Marriage
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Univ. des Voy._, t. iii. p. 487.
[137] Wake, _Evolution of Morality_, vol. i. p. 241.
[138] Peschel, _Races of Man_, p. 408.
[139] Burckhardt, _Hist. Univ. des Voy._, t. xxxii. p. 155.
[140] Strabo, x. 21.
[141] Démeunier, _Esprit des Différents Peuples_, t. I^{er.} p. 153
[142] _Hist. Univ. des Voy._, t. xxx. p. 94.
[143] H. Spencer, _Sociology_, vol. ii. p. 218.
[144] Langsdorff, _Voyages_, t. ii. p. 64.
[145] Heber, quoted by H. Spencer, _Sociology_, vol. ii. p. 248.
[146] _Geography_, Lib. iv. par. 4.
[147] Justin, _Agatha_, vol. ii. Tertullian, in _Apologet._
[148] A. Hovelacque, _L’Avesta_, pp. 465, 466.
[149] Démeunier, t. I^{er.} pp. 465, 466.
[150] _Ibid._ p. 166.
[151] Noël, _Bull. de la Soc. de Géog._, Paris, 1843.
[152] Collection Ramusio, t. I^{er.} libro di Odoardo Barbosa,
portoghese.
[153] Démeunier, t. I^{er.} p. 155.
[154] _Ibid._
[155] _The People of India_, vol. i. p. 2.
[156] _Travels through the Russian Empire and Tartary_, by D. J. Cook,
vol. i.
[157] Davy, _Ceylon_, p. 286.
[158] Dr. Decugis, _Bull. de la Soc. de Géog._, Paris.
[159] Strabo, vol. ii. p. 514.
[160] Porter, _Hist. Univ. des Voy._, t. xvi. p. 323.
[161] Levaillant, _ibid_. t. xxi. p. 164.
[162] Bruce, _Travels_, vol. ix. p. 187; vol. v. p. 1.
[163] Ausland, Jan. 1867, p. 114.
[164] Ibn Batûta, vol. ii. p. 230 (quoted by R. Smith in _Kinship and
Marriage in Early Arabia_).
[165] Hearne, _A Journey from Prince of Wales Fort_, p. 104 (1796).
[166] Franklin, _Journey to the Shores of the Polar Sea_, vol. viii. p.
43.
[167] Richardson, _Boat Journey_, vol. ii. p. 21.
[168] Darwin, _Descent of Man_, p. 614.
CHAPTER V.
POLYANDRY.
I. _Sexual Proportion of Births: its Influence on
Marriage._--Sexual proportion amongst animals--The state of this
in Europe--Its variations according to race and profession--Its
oscillations--Proportion of the sexes disturbed by war, by
infanticide, and by the sale of daughters--Polyandry has not been
general.
II. _Ethnography of Polyandry._--Examples of polyandry--Great
polyandrous centres--The polyandry of Thibet--The polyandry of the
Naïrs.
III. _Polyandry in Ancient Arabia._--Its causes--Infanticide in
Arabia--The legend of Caïs, the infanticide--Evolution of polyandry in
Arabia--_Mot’a_ marriage--_Ba’al_ marriage.
IV. _Polyandry in General._--Matriarchal polyandry and patriarchal
polyandry.
I. _Sexual Proportion of Births, and its Influence on Marriage._
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