1:13:01
The gens
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Engels, after Morgan...
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...assumed the American gens
to be the original form...
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...and the Greco-Roman form
to be a derivation
1:13:17
He assumed that the Iroquois gens
and particularly the Seneca gens...
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...to be the classic form of
this primitive gens
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By the 19th century the Iroquois
had evolved a tribal confederation
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Thus the Iroquois clarified
the early history of the West
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However, according to Morgan and
Engels it was not the Iroquois...
1:13:42
...who represented the most advanced
organization of American Indians
1:13:47
The great pre-Columbian
civilizations...
1:13:51
...Inca, Maya, Aztec...
1:13:55
...had ended their independent
history...
1:13:58
...had paralleled the Greeks
at the end of their heroic age...
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...and were about to change
into class societies
1:14:29
It's Oinville! Now for a bath!
1:14:34
It wasn't our fault we weren't here
when your father died
1:14:37
- What exactly did she say?
- She won't split fifty-fifty now
1:14:42
All that for nothing
1:14:45
- What's this book?
- It was loaned to me
1:14:50
"The hippopotamus lived on land,
but he went to the Lord of Animals...
1:14:55
"...and asked to be allowed to
live in water"
1:14:58
She's not getting away with it