1912. Contents: Sex Passion; Man, the Ungrown; Woman, the Serf; Woman in Freedom; Marriage: A Retrospect; Marriage: A Forecast; Free Society; Some Remarks on the Early Star and Sex Worships; Primitive Group Marriage; Jealousy; Family; Preventive Checks to Population.
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