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Page 178
... give up their home , abandon their name , give up all thought of outside career or achievement , and are largely content to remain engulfed in the four walls of the home , oblivious to the course of world movements , contributing to the ...
... give up their home , abandon their name , give up all thought of outside career or achievement , and are largely content to remain engulfed in the four walls of the home , oblivious to the course of world movements , contributing to the ...
Page 224
... give to the family not only of their money but of their services as well and that they have a far greater re- sponsibility in regard to the housekeeping than have the men . Does this greater liability to household burdens mean that women ...
... give to the family not only of their money but of their services as well and that they have a far greater re- sponsibility in regard to the housekeeping than have the men . Does this greater liability to household burdens mean that women ...
Page 245
... give his children few advan- tages . He can leave them no property . They belong and tend to remain in the laboring class . The other man will have a large income from his inherited wealth and his own efforts . He can afford to give his ...
... give his children few advan- tages . He can leave them no property . They belong and tend to remain in the laboring class . The other man will have a large income from his inherited wealth and his own efforts . He can afford to give his ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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