Note 783 — Chapter XVIII · PROBLEMS OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY (continued 2)

Peabody, "The Teaching of Jesus Concerning the Family," in his Jesus Christ and the Social Question, 129 ff.; Dike, "Problems of the Family," Century, XXXIX, 392, 393; idem, Some Aspects of the Divorce Question, 177 ff.; idem, Perils of the Family; Mulford, The Nation, 276-83; Bushnell, "The Organic Unity of the Family," in his Christian Nurture, 90-122; Henderson, Social Elements, 71 ff.; Allen, "Divorces in New England," North Am. Rev., CXXX, 559 ff.; Potter, "The Message of Christ to the Family," in his Message of Christ to Manhood; Salter, The Future of the Family; Mathews, "The Family," Am. Journal of Sociology, I, 457-72; Pearson, "The Decline of the Family," in his National Life and Character, 227 ff.; and the reply of Muirhead, "Is the Family Declining?" Int. Jour, of Ethics, Oct., 1896, 33 ff.; Ross, Social Control, 405, 433. The ablest appreciation of the value of individualism is that of Mill, On Liberty (2d ed.), 100 ff.