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28. Burr, George L. The Literature of Witchcraft. Papers of the American
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1890.

29. Michelet, J. La Sorciere. 488 pp. Paris, 1878. Trans. of
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30. Scherr, Johannes. Deutsche Frauenwelt. Band II.

31. Avebury, Right Hon. Lord (Sir John Lubbock). Marriage, Totemism and
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32. Wood, Wm. Witchcraft. Cornhill Magazine. Vol. V, 1898.

---- Lea, H.C. Superstition and Force. 407 pp. Philadelphia, 1866.

33. Bragge, F. Jane Wenham. 36 pp. E. Curll. London 1712.

34. Paulus, Nikolaus. Die Rolle der Frau in der Geschichte des
Hexenwahns. Historisches Jahrbuch. XXIX Band. Muenchen. Jahrgang 1918.

35. Select Library of Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers of the Christian
Church. 2d. series. Vol. 6, Letter xxii, Ad Eustachium.

36. Studia Sinaitica No. IX. Select Narratives of Holy Women from the
Syro-Antiochene or Sinai Palimpsest as written above the old Syriac
Gospels by John the Stylite, of Beth-Mari Ianun in A.D. 778. Edited by
Agnes Smith Lewis, M.R.A.S. London, 1900.

37. Lady Meux Mss. No. VI. British Museum. The Book of Paradise, being
the Histories and Sayings of the Monks and Ascetics of the Egyptian
Desert by Palladius, Hieronymus and others. English Trans. by E.A.
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Paris, 1890.

39. Maulde la Claviere, R. de. The Women of the Renaissance. Trans. by
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40. McCabe, Joseph. Woman in Political Evolution. Watts & Co. London,
1909.

41. Barnes, Earl. Woman in Modern Society. 257 pp. B.W. Huebsch. N.Y.,
1913.

42. Putnam, Emily James. The Lady. 323 pp. Sturgis & Walton Co. N.Y.,
1910.

43. Excellent examples of this literature are Kenrick's "The Whole Duty
of a Woman, or A Guide to the Female Sex," published some time in the
eighteenth century (a copy in the Galatea Collection, Boston Public
Library); and Duties of Young Women, by E.H. Chapin. 218 pp. G.W.
Briggs. Boston, 1848.

CHAPTER III

THE DUALISM IN MODERN LIFE: THE INSTITUTIONAL TABOO

The taboo and modern institutions; Survival of ideas of the uncleanness
of woman; Taboo and the family; The "good" woman; The "b