Essays On the Origin of Society, Language, Property, Government, Jurisdiction, Contracts, and Marriage

This book offers a collection of essays that examine the origins and functions of key societal institutions such as language, government, and marriage. Grant explores the development of these institutions from a historical perspective, drawing on examples from Greek and Galic cultures to illustrate his points. This is an illuminating read for anyone interested in the sociocultural roots of modern society.

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