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American Journal of Sociology, 1946
I was married on August 4, I9I4. (Mark the date please.) My wife was then about fifteen years of age and I was about twentyfive. She died on March I3, I945. We, therefore, spent about thirty-one years of married life together. According to our custom I had no opportunity of meeting her before our marriage.
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I was married on August 4, I9I4. (Mark the date please.) My wife was then about fifteen years of age and I was about twentyfive. She died on March I3, I945. We, therefore, spent about thirty-one years of married life together. According to our custom I had no opportunity of meeting her before our marriage.
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1978
M J, Hendrix, G E, LaGodna, C A, Bohen
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M J, Hendrix, G E, LaGodna, C A, Bohen
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Should you attempt to free those who don’t think they are caged? In this work of philosophical short fiction, the Second Mrs. Roberts, meticulously trained to be a perfect wife in a society where women are “Returned” if they fail their domestic duties, strives to fulfill her role with unwavering dedication. Her seeming contentment is shattered when she
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Should you attempt to free those who don’t think they are caged? In this work of philosophical short fiction, the Second Mrs. Roberts, meticulously trained to be a perfect wife in a society where women are “Returned” if they fail their domestic duties, strives to fulfill her role with unwavering dedication. Her seeming contentment is shattered when she
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2006
Abstract This chapter describes how Grainger met his wife, Ella Ström, aboard the ship “Aorangi,” and his pleasure at how closely she fitted the racial ideal he had desired for a wife. Racial writers H.S. Chamberlain, Lothrop Stoaddard and Madison Grant were strong influences on him at this time.
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Abstract This chapter describes how Grainger met his wife, Ella Ström, aboard the ship “Aorangi,” and his pleasure at how closely she fitted the racial ideal he had desired for a wife. Racial writers H.S. Chamberlain, Lothrop Stoaddard and Madison Grant were strong influences on him at this time.
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Wife-beating in rural South India: A qualitative and econometric analysis
Social Science and Medicine, 1997Vijayendra Rao
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