n an expression of women’s, 257.

Desdemona, 66.

Desire for work, woman’s, 157.

Development, dead-line of religious, 68.

—— of the martyr, 80.

—— of humanity, 134.

—— of woman, 168.

—— of marriage retarded by the family, 218.

—— outside the home, the highest, 222.

—— of cooking, results of the future, 254.

—— home ties detrimental to personal, 259.

—— of the home of the individual, 264.

—— of child-education, 283.

—— of education, 284.

—— of the kindergarten, result of, 286.

—— of true social intercourse, how to assist, 302.

—— moral, of humanity, 326.

—— arrested, result of, in woman, 330.

—— of submission in woman, 333.

“Devil,” our evil impulses called the, 328.

—— the world, the flesh, and the, 328.

Devotion, a sex-distinction, 48.

—— the height of filial, 176.

—— dining-room, 232–234.

—— the vendetta an over-development of family, 275.

Disadvantage of maternity, 71.

Discord of will and action in servitude, 333.

Disease a life horror, 25.

Distinction, human, in virtue, 322.

—— altruism the main, in human virtue, 323.

Divinity, parental, 175.

Division of labor in housekeeping, 245.

Dog, the economically changed, 323.

Doorway of evil, condition of woman the, 329.

Domination of sex, 53.

“Don’t” (advice of Punch), 28.

Dual nature, man’s, 332.

Duchess of Towers, 148.

Duty of the mother, 187.

—— progress the, of human life, 207.

—— a social sense, 276.

—— restricted sense of, in the mother, 277.

Duties, home, as feminine functions, 225.

—— womanliness of, 225.

Eating, bad effects of social, 254.

Economic ability of woman, lack of development of, 9.

Economic basis, the present, of family life, 303.

Economic changes, family ties strengthened by, 302.

Economic conditions, effect of upon the human creature, 3.

—— results of special, 5.

Economic dependence, change in, in the human species, 176.

First impressions of a baby, 281.

Flesh, the, the world, and the devil, 328.

Food, Bridge’s, Hayrick’s, Marrow’s, Pestle’s, 196.

Food and woman, 226, 227.

—— dilution and adulteration of, 227.

—— woman’s preparation of, a sex-function, 235–237.

—— increase in professional preparation of, 249.

—— effects of standard of good, 250.

—— taste and custom in, 250.

Food products, standard of, 228.

Foods, infants’, 196.

—— health, 238.

Force of habit, individual and social, 78.

Form of sex-union, marriage a sanctioned, 213.

Forms of social service, high and low, 279.

Fort Sumter, 146.

Forum, the, 171, 172.

Fostering of selfishness, 280.

France, the noblesse of, 146.

Free France, birth of, 137.

Free woman and her home, 257.

Freedom, social, before marriage, 309.

—— after marriage, 310.

Frederic the Great, 182.

Friendship means more to men than to women, 306.

—— between men and women a laughing-stock, 309.

—— often destroyed by marriage, 310.

—— no opportunity for true, 312.

Friction in families increasing, 273.

Fry, Elizabeth, 163.

Fulfilment of true family life, 268.

Function, extension of, in woman, 60.

—— education a human, 180.

—— cooking a social, 240.

—— education a social, 283.

—— educative maternity, a social, 293.

Functions, development of, masculine and feminine, 29.

—— of femininity, 159.

—— home duties as feminine, 225.

—— specialization of social, 241.

Future development of cooking, results of, 254.

—— good, present evil and, 206.

—— home life, 298.

Games, Olympian, 308.

—— men the real players of, 308.

Garrison, William Lloyd, 137.

Gates of death in child-birth, 181.

Germanic women, 46.

Getting and giving, 132.

Ghetto, survivors of the, 4.

71.

—— “marriage makes a mouse of a,” 113.

—— the maternalizing of, 62.

Pardiggle, Mrs., 163.

Parent and child, wrong relation between, 272.

Parental divinity, 175.

—— government, 175.

Parthenogenesis, 130.

Partners, husband and wife not business, 12.

Passage from feudalism to monarchism, 206.

Passing the love of women (quot.), 305.

Pastoral unit, the family a, 215.

—— the tribe a, 215.

Pathology of human motherhood, 181.

Patriarchal government in the family, 214.

Patriotism, social qualities of, 325.

Paul, command of, to woman, 68.

Peace and comfort for women, 300.

Peacock, tail of, a secondary sex-distinction, 35.

Pennywhistle’s Sterilized Milk for infants, 196.

Percentage, permanent, of individuals, 297.

Perceptions of good and evil, 324.

Perfect love, 300.

Periclean age, 161.

Periods of transition always painful, 296.

Permanence of the marriage relation, 301.

Permanent percentage of individuals, 297.

Persia, sexuality of, 72.

Persian captives, stripping of, 73.

Person, the, vs. the family, 304.

Personal independence, how to retain, 11.

—— development, home ties detrimental to, 259.

Personality of the sex-relation, 83, 106.

—— the woman as a, 315.

Perspective, false, taught by primitive motherhood, 289.

Pestle’s Food for infants, 196.

Petruchio and the shrew, 333.

Phases of loyalty, 274.

Phenomena of sex, study of, 27.

Philanthropy, social quality of, 325.

Phillips, Wendell, 137.

Phoenicians, pioneer traders of the world, 4.

Plato, 162, 174.

Players of games, men the real, 308.

Popular voice on marriage, 93.

Population, preservation of, 160.

Power, balance of, in living organisms, 59.

—— of classification, 81.

—— of love, 133.

—— of sentiment, 248.

Practice of cooking, woman’s, 229.

Prayer, the Hebrew, 56.

Preparation of food, woman’s, a sex-function, 235–237.

Prerogative, the mother’s, of nursing, 302;

how to assist this development, 302;

the new, 313.

—— interest vs. individual interest, 104–106;

• among women, 163;
• the larger, of cities, 267.

—— life, home life an accompaniment to, 222.

—— need, our, of one another, 306.

—— product, wealth a, 101.

—— progress, checks to, 24;

• the true, 142;
• home a limit to, 223.

—— qualities, 325.

—— relation, not sex-relation, 105;

• extension of, 123.

—— science, ethics a, 219.

—— sense, duty a, 276;

• struggle of the individual vs., 327.

—— servant, the mother as a, 290.

—— service, high and low forms of, 279.

—— spirit does not rest on a sex-basis, 143.

—— sympathy, growing activity of, 163.

—— unit, the family as a, 217.

Society, survival of the complex, 102.

—— woman’s relation to, 164.

—— the price of comfort in the home treason to, 278.

Sociological law, a remarkable, 80.

Sodom, 72.

Solomon, 50.

Somerville, Mary, 53.

Son, unnatural separation of mother and, 268.

Soul, question of woman’s, 68.

—— the human, in America, 148.

Sovereignty, man’s, due to accident of sex, 337.

Standard of motherhood, 185.

—— of food products, 228.

—— of good food, effects of a, 250.

Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 166.

Statesmanship, social quality of, 325.

Sterilized Milk, Pennywhistle’s, 196.

Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 137.

Stomach, no longer a family tie, 253.

Strain on family ties, family visiting a, 303.

Stripping of Persian captives, 73.

Struggle of individual sense vs. social sense, 327.

—— between good and evil, 329.

Submission, development of, in woman, 333.

Sumter, Fort, 146.

Surprised Britons about Boston Tea Party, 146.

Surroundings of infancy capable of betterment, 292.

Survival of a complex society, 102.

—— of harmful qualities, —— share of, in social intercourse, 295.

—— gradual individualization of, 295.

—— entrance of, upon a more individual life, 297.

—— peace and comfort for, 300.

—— forced by their needs to marriage, 300.

—— result of economic independence of, 304.

—— unsatisfactory association of, 307.

—— amusements of, gained through sex-attraction, 308.

—— embarrassments of young man visiting, 311.

—— cost of pleasing, 312.

—— new estimate of true manhood by, 315.

—— personality of, 315.

—— becoming economically independent, 316.

—— condition of, the doorway of evil, 329.

—— result of arrested development of, 330.

—— vices of the slave in, 333.

—— development of submission in, 333.

—— restriction of thought in, 335.

—— large moral sense of, 335.

—— one-sided contribution of, to moral progress, 335.

—— retarding influence of, restricted, 336.

—— self-conscious centres of moral influence, 336.

—— psychic qualities of, a result of the sexuo-economic relation, 337.

World, a servile, 262.

—— organized motherhood productive of a nobler, 294.

—— a humanly related, 313.

—— the, the flesh, and the devil, 328.

Work, woman’s, 67.

—— woman’s desire for, 157.

—— loyalty to our, 276.

Workers, women, 152, 153.

Working for human improvement, 317.

Worship, of the home, 204.

—— family, in China, 223.

Wrong relation between parent and child, 272.

—— training for baby-culture, 270.

Young man, education of the, 188.

—— in the city, 311.

—— new incentive for, 315.