The History of Human Marriage is a scholarly study by Edward Westermarck, first published in 1891. It examines the origins and development of marriage across cultures from an anthropological and historical perspective. With an introduction by Alfred Russel Wallace, it offers a thorough discussion of a complex subject.
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THE HISTORY
OF
HUMAN MARRIAGE
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THE HISTORY OF HUMAN MARRIAGE BY EDWARD WESTERMARCK LECTURER ON SOCIOLOGY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FINLAND, HELSINGFORS London MACMILLAN AND CO., LƗƽƗǵŧŠ NEW YORK: THE MACMILLAN COMPANY 1901 All rights reserved RƗŕƒĵǡŠ CƯĵΏ ĵƿŠ SLjƿǪ, LƗƽƗǵŧŠ London and Bungay. First Edition, 1891. Second Edition, 1894. Third Edition, 1901.