| PAGE |
| | Foreword | [11] |
| Section I.—WOMEN | [13] |
| 1. | Women and Cats | [15] |
| 2. | The Women of Spain | [19] |
| 3. | The Dangerous Age | [29] |
| 4. | The Legal Position of the Mother | [35] |
| 5. | Problems of Birth Control | [37] |
| Section II.—CHILDREN | [41] |
| 1. | A Boy’s Misery | [43] |
| 2. | Criminals Made in Our Nurseries | [49] |
| 3. | The Tyranny of Parents | [51] |
| 4. | The Superfluous Father | [55] |
| 5. | The Perfect Mother | [59] |
| 6. | Nobody’s Children | [61] |
| 7. | Let Us Pension the Mothers | [71] |
| 8. | Boy and Girl Offenders and Adult Misunderstanding | [73] |
| 9. | New Ways of Teaching Children | [79] |
| 10. | Difficulties and Mistakes in Sex Education | [87] |
| 11. | Sex Instruction. The Age at which Knowledge Shouldbe given | [107] |
| 12. | The Myth of the Virtuous Sex | [113] |
| 13. | Sentimental Tampering with Difficult Problemswith some Remarks on Sex Favouritism | [117] |
| 14. | The Seduction of Men | [123] |
| 15. | Playing with Love | [127] |
| Section III.—MARRIAGE AND OTHER RELATIONSHIPS | [131] |
| 1. | Is Passionate Love the Surest Foundation forMarriage? | [133] |
| 2. | Marriage Reform | [139] |
| 3. | To-day’s Ideas on Marriage. Are we seekingvainly after happiness? | [141] |
| 4. | Why Men are Unfaithful | [145] |
| 5. | Why Wives are Unfaithful | [149] |
| 6. | Should Doctors Tell? | [157] |
| 7. | The Modern Wife and the Old-fashioned Husband | [161] |
| 8. | The Temporary Gentleman and his Young Wife | [165] |
| 9. | Is Marriage Too Easy? | [169] |
| 10. | Passionate Friendships | [173] |
| 11. | Conclusion—Regeneration | [187] |
| INDEX | [189] |