Note 758 — Chapter XVIII · PROBLEMS OF MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY

For these facts see the parliamentary Return of the Number of Divorces in Foreign Countries (Part I, being Misc. No. 4, 1895), 3-5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15, 16. See also Bertillon, Étude démographique du divorce, 58 ff., 74 ff.; the table in Statistik der Ehescheidungen der Stadt Berlin, vi, vii, giving figures (1867-94) for German and other lands as well as for the city; Oettingen, Die Moralstatistik, 134-62, passim; Rubin and Westergaard, Statistik der Ehen (relating chiefly to Denmark and particularly to Copenhagen); Cadet, Le mariage en France (containing many statistical tables for marriage and divorce); Naquet, Le divorce (giving two tables for marriage and divorce, 1840-74); Woolsey, Divorce and Divorce Legislation, 181-93; Muirhead, "Is the Family Declining?" Internat. Jour. of Eth., Oct., 1896, 33 ff.; Mayo-Smith, Statistics and Sociology, 101 ff., 124; Wright, Report, 981 ff.; and the mass of marriage statistics in Cauderlier, Les lois de la population et leur application à la Belgique.