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Excerpt from To the American Student: An Open Letter What is the American student going to do with American civilization and what part does he intend that it shall play on the world's stage? For, if American civilization is not to be in his hands, his education has little meaning. Civilization is a matter of ideas. The character of any society - whether that of a cannibal island or Catholic nunnery - is determined by the ideas of the units which compose it. The Indians who inhabited this country five hundred or five thousand years ago were, in point of physical strength, emotional vigour, bravery, readiness to fight certainly the equal of ourselves; they were dealing with the same soil and r...
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This work explores why feminism comes into conflict with women who have children, and why women with children suffer when they try to put feminist ideas into practice.
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