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Wagner, [18].
Waitz-Gerland, [74], [77], [89], [90].
Wallace, [16].
Wappaeus, [43].
War, [100];
as sport, [100];
attitude of women toward, [101], [133], [206];
social significance of war, [93].
Warner, [25].
Wealth, [127].
Weaving, [139].
Weisbach, [19].
Weismann, [11].
Welcker, [31].
Westermarck, [4], [12], [66], [176], [177], [216], [227].
Whewell, [272].
Whitelegge, [41].
Widows, sacrifice of, [169].
Wilder, [27].
Wilkes, [90].
Williams, S.W., [301].
Williams, T., [169].
Winckel, [45].
Woman: adventitious character of, [223]-47, [302];
as creator of economic values, [181], [228];
as property, [168], [181], [190], [297];
as social nucleus, [56];
beauty of, [127];
capacity for intellectual work, [313];
character of, [237];
contempt for, [294];
endurance of, [313];
fear of, [294];
high position of, [73];
indirection of, [232];
labor of, [124], [129], [134];
liberty of, in America, [311];
not in white man's world, [306]-12;
occupations of, taken over by men, [139], [144], [230];
present unrest of, [240];
relation to occupations, [303];
stationary condition of, [51], [55], [123], [133], [228], [293];
subjection of, [93], [224], [230], [235];
withdrawal of, from labor, [127].
Work as play-interest, [245].
Wright, [59].