MOTHERHOOD
AND THE
RELATIONSHIPS OF THE SEXES
BY
C. GASQUOINE HARTLEY
Author of “The Truth About Women,” “The Age of Mother-Power,” etc.
NEW YORK
DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY
1917
Copyright, 1917, by
DODD, MEAD AND COMPANY, Inc.
TO LESLIE
In writing at last this book on Motherhood, which for somany years has had a place in my thoughts, one truth hasforced itself upon me; the predominant position of Womanin her natural relation to the race. The mother is the mainstream of the racial life. All the hope of the future restsupon this faith in motherhood.
To whom, then, but to you, my son, can I dedicate my book?You came to me when I was still seeking out a way in thefutility of Individual ends; you reconciled my warring motivesand desires; you brought me a new guiding principle. Youtaught me that the Individual Life is but as a bubble orcluster of foam on the great tide of humanity. I knew thatthe redemption of Woman rests in the growing knowledge andconsciousness of her responsibility to the race.
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PART I INTRODUCTORY | ||
I | A Retrospect: The Position of Women before the Great European War | 9 |
II | The Position of Women as Affected by the War | 29 |
PART II THE MATERNAL INSTINCT IN THE MAKING | ||
III | Insect Parenthood | 55 |
IV | Parenthood among Reptiles and Fishes: A Chapter on Good Fathers | 77 |
V | Parenthood among Birds, with further Examples of Good Fathers | 97 |
VI | Parenthood among the Higher Animals: The Fixing of the Parental Instinct in the Mother | 117 |
PART III THE PRIMITIVE FAMILY | ||
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