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Somehow , though , this book seems to have been most responsible . All of us who worked on it in a variety of ways had to read and think and talk about the condition of women until we began to dream about the subject , literally .
Somehow , though , this book seems to have been most responsible . All of us who worked on it in a variety of ways had to read and think and talk about the condition of women until we began to dream about the subject , literally .
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It seems at least unique to me that this Court in 1966 should exalt this archaic remnant of a primitive caste system to an honored place among the laws of the United States.22 Can a woman keep her own name upon remarrying ?
It seems at least unique to me that this Court in 1966 should exalt this archaic remnant of a primitive caste system to an honored place among the laws of the United States.22 Can a woman keep her own name upon remarrying ?
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What is cause and what is effect here is left to the reader to decide , but the relative equality between the sexes seems to be a major causal factor , as one would imagine . But the study of family power relations and contraceptive ...
What is cause and what is effect here is left to the reader to decide , but the relative equality between the sexes seems to be a major causal factor , as one would imagine . But the study of family power relations and contraceptive ...
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A Statistical Essay | 37 |
THE DYNAMICS OF Marriage AND MOTHERHOOD | 46 |
FIVE SHORT | 62 |
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