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... chil- dren whom she bears for him are even more dependent . They are legally the property of the father ( one of the first campaigns of the early W.R.M. was against the dep- rivation of women , upon divorce , of their children ) , whose ...
... chil- dren whom she bears for him are even more dependent . They are legally the property of the father ( one of the first campaigns of the early W.R.M. was against the dep- rivation of women , upon divorce , of their children ) , whose ...
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... Chil- dren were forced to think in hierarchical terms , all mea- sured by the supreme " When I grow up . . . . ” In this the growth of the school reflected the outside world which was becoming increasingly segregated according to age ...
... Chil- dren were forced to think in hierarchical terms , all mea- sured by the supreme " When I grow up . . . . ” In this the growth of the school reflected the outside world which was becoming increasingly segregated according to age ...
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... chil- dren's physical vulnerability ( e.g. , St. Joseph's Aspirin for children ) ; but even more than their health , the key word to the understanding of modern childhood is happi- ness . You are only a child once , and this is it ...
... chil- dren's physical vulnerability ( e.g. , St. Joseph's Aspirin for children ) ; but even more than their health , the key word to the understanding of modern childhood is happi- ness . You are only a child once , and this is it ...
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THE DIALECTIC OF SEX | 1 |
ON AMERICAN FEMINISM | 15 |
THE MISGUIDED FEMINISM | 41 |
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