burdensome. The highest civilization is that in which the largest
number sense, and are so placed as to realize, the dignity and the
beauty of the common experiences and obligations.

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The courtesy of the publishers of the _American Magazine_, in
permitting the use here of chapters which have appeared in that
periodical, is gratefully acknowledged.




TABLE OF CONTENTS


CHAPTER PAGE

I. THE UNEASY WOMAN 1

II. ON THE IMITATION OF MAN 30

III. THE BUSINESS OF BEING A WOMAN 53

IV. THE SOCIALIZATION OF THE HOME 84

V. THE WOMAN AND HER RAIMENT 109

VI. THE WOMAN AND DEMOCRACY 142