Note 786 — Chapter XVIII · PROBLEMS OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY (continued 2)
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In the great centers of Germany, we are assured, the family of the blood-kindred has yielded to the family composed of kindred and strangers. For lack of space in the closely packed districts people are forced to live almost in common: Göhre, Drei Monate Fabrikarbeiter, 12 ff., 37 ff. Cf. Bebel, Die Frau und der Sozialismus, 123, 124; and Rade, Die sittlich-religiöse Gedankenwelt unserer Industriearbeiter, 117 ff.; Stewart, Disintegration of the Families of the Workingmen; Henderson, Social Elements, 73.