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THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMAN

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THE TRUTH ABOUT WOMAN

C. GASQUOINE HARTLEY

(MRS. WALTER M. GALLICHAN)

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TO LESLIE, MY LITTLE ADOPTED SON PREFACE CONTENTS CONTENTS OF CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION—THE STARTING-POINT OF THE INQUIRY

CHAPTER IToC

INTRODUCTION—THE STARTING-POINT OF THE INQUIRY FOOTNOTES:

PART I

BIOLOGICAL SECTION CONTENTS OF CHAPTER II

THE ORIGIN OF THE SEXES

CHAPTER IIToC

THE ORIGIN OF THE SEXES FOOTNOTES:

CONTENTS OF CHAPTER III

GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION I.—The Early Position of the Sexes II.—Two Examples—The Beehive and the Spider

CHAPTER IIIToC

GROWTH AND REPRODUCTION I.—The Early Position of the Sexes II.—Two Examples—The Beehive and the Spider FOOTNOTES:

CONTENTS OF CHAPTER IV

THE EARLY RELATIONSHIP OF THE SEXES

CHAPTER IVToC

THE EARLY RELATIONSHIP OF THE SEXES FOOTNOTES:

CONTENTS OF CHAPTER V

COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY I.—Among the Birds and Mammals II.—Further Examples of Courtship, Marriage and the Family among Birds

CHAPTER VToC

COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY I.—Among the Birds and Mammals II.—Further Examples of Courtship, Marriage, and the Family among Birds FOOTNOTES:

PART II

HISTORICAL SECTION CONTENTS OF CHAPTER VI

THE MOTHER-AGE CIVILISATION I.—Progress from Lower to Higher Forms of the Family Relationship II.—The Matriarchal Family in America III.—Further Examples of the Matriarchal Family in Australia, India and other Countries IV.—The Transition to Father-right

CHAPTER VIToC

THE MOTHER-AGE CIVILISATION I.—Progress from Lower to Higher Forms of the Family Relationship II.—The Matriarchal Family in America III.—Further Examples of the Matriarchal Family in Australia, India, and other countries IV.—The Transition to Father-right FOOTNOTES:

CONTENTS OF CHAPTER VII

WOMAN'S POSITION IN THE GREAT CIVILISATIONS OF ANTIQUITY I.—In Egypt II.—In Babylon III.—In Greece IV.—In Rome

CHAPTER VIIToC

WOMAN'S POSITION IN THE GREAT CIVILISATIONS OF ANTIQUITY I.—In Egypt II.—In Babylon III.—In Greece IV.—In Rome FOOTNOTES:

PART III

MODERN SECTION PRESENT-DAY ASPECTS OF THE WOMAN PROBLEM CONTENTS OF CHAPTER VIII

SEX DIFFERENCES

CHAPTER VIIIToC

SEX DIFFERENCES FOOTNOTES:

CONTENTS OF CHAPTER IX

APPLICATION OF THE FOREGOING CHAPTER WITH SOME FURTHER REMARKS ON SEX DIFFERENCES I.—Women and Labour II.—Sexual Differences of the Mind and the Artistic Impulse in Women III.—The Affectability of Woman—Its Connection with the Religious Impulse

CHAPTER IXToC

APPLICATION OF THE FOREGOING CHAPTER WITH SOME FURTHER REMARKS ON SEX DIFFERENCES I.—Women and Labour II.—Sexual Differences in Mind and the Artistic Impulse in Women III.—The Affectability of Woman—Its Connection with the Religious Impulse FOOTNOTES:

CONTENTS OF CHAPTER X

THE SOCIAL FORMS OF THE SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP I.—Marriage II.—Divorce III.—Prostitution

CHAPTER XToC

THE SOCIAL FORMS OF THE SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP I.—Marriage II.—Divorce III.—Prostitution FOOTNOTES:

CONTENTS OF CHAPTER XI

THE END OF THE INQUIRY

CHAPTER XIToC

THE END OF THE INQUIRY

BIBLIOGRAPHY

BIOLOGICAL PART HISTORICAL PART MODERN PART

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