the primitive family
“round the fundamental facts of parenthood and the dependence of the breeding mother woman has built up the tissue of customs and conventions called ‘home,’ which expanded in ever widening circles became society.”—e. colquhoun.
Studies in the Evolutionary Psychology of Feeling
Hall Caine The Man and the Novelist
Five Years in New Zealand 1859 to 1864
The Camp Fire Girls on a Yacht
Lady Rose's Daughter
The Romance of a Shop