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42 . . that it was better to live with a daughter because a son might get into trouble with his wife's people and be driven out of the house , in which case one would be left with " strangers . ” It was also better to live with a ...
42 . . that it was better to live with a daughter because a son might get into trouble with his wife's people and be driven out of the house , in which case one would be left with " strangers . ” It was also better to live with a ...
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A widow could live with her sons or a married daughter . 79 Members of a Munda family shared all they had in common until the death of the father . Complete control of all property remained in his hands as long as he lived , and he ...
A widow could live with her sons or a married daughter . 79 Members of a Munda family shared all they had in common until the death of the father . Complete control of all property remained in his hands as long as he lived , and he ...
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A young man would go to live in the house of his father - in - law , where , although he was received as a son , his position remained subordinate . " He must neither look at or speak to the parents and older relatives .
A young man would go to live in the house of his father - in - law , where , although he was received as a son , his position remained subordinate . " He must neither look at or speak to the parents and older relatives .
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Property Rights | 36 |
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| Título | The Role of the Aged in Primitive Society |
| Autor | Leo William Simmons |
| Colaborador | Yale University. Department of Sociology |
| Editor | Department of Sociology, 1945 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 7 Oct. 2008 |
| Largo | 317 páginas |
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