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Page 164
... mother- right and patriarchy . A third , matriarchy , is hypothetical . The fourth , partnership , is idealistic . Society in the twentieth cen- tury shows indications of adopting this ideal as proof of a higher civilization . Mother ...
... mother- right and patriarchy . A third , matriarchy , is hypothetical . The fourth , partnership , is idealistic . Society in the twentieth cen- tury shows indications of adopting this ideal as proof of a higher civilization . Mother ...
Page 165
... mother right the mother's function in the birth of the child was all important . The father sometimes was not cognizant of the part he played . When he recognized that he was a definite factor in the creation of humanity , he wished to ...
... mother right the mother's function in the birth of the child was all important . The father sometimes was not cognizant of the part he played . When he recognized that he was a definite factor in the creation of humanity , he wished to ...
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... mother . In Virginia and some other states , the mother has the entire legal responsi- bility for the illegitimate child . There is no law by which she can secure aid from the child's father . In Massachusetts the un- married mother ...
... mother . In Virginia and some other states , the mother has the entire legal responsi- bility for the illegitimate child . There is no law by which she can secure aid from the child's father . In Massachusetts the un- married mother ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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