Alimony: The American TragedyVantage Press, 1952 - Počet stran: 329 |
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... usually biases them against the husband . A woman domestic - relations judge often metes out justice marked not by reason but by a desire to uphold her sex . A feminist admitted to this writer : " There is no law which forces a woman to ...
... usually biases them against the husband . A woman domestic - relations judge often metes out justice marked not by reason but by a desire to uphold her sex . A feminist admitted to this writer : " There is no law which forces a woman to ...
Strana 72
... usually the law . Second : The wife can have male friends , but unless she is caught with positive evidence of adultery against her , the hus- band has no redress . But should she simply accuse her husband of having women friends , she ...
... usually the law . Second : The wife can have male friends , but unless she is caught with positive evidence of adultery against her , the hus- band has no redress . But should she simply accuse her husband of having women friends , she ...
Strana 126
... usually try to hide the cruelty of their vengeance or their morbid maleness by over - refined bearing . Their show of con- geniality , the seasoning of their voices with softness , is accom- panied socially by gracious courtesies and ...
... usually try to hide the cruelty of their vengeance or their morbid maleness by over - refined bearing . Their show of con- geniality , the seasoning of their voices with softness , is accom- panied socially by gracious courtesies and ...
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Alimony and Feminism Part | 1 |
Man in a Legal Noose Part | 35 |
The Judicial and Political Psychology of Alimony | 84 |
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