Notes to Is it I? A book for every man — Reading edition
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IS IT I? · Note 1PREFATORY REMARKS. · Note 1PREFATORY REMARKS. · Note 2PREFATORY REMARKS. · Note 3I.—It is not Good to be Alone. · Note 1I.—It is not Good to be Alone. · Note 2I.—It is not Good to be Alone. · Note 3I.—It is not Good to be Alone. · Note 4I.—It is not Good to be Alone. · Note 5I.—It is not Good to be Alone. · Note 6I.—It is not Good to be Alone. · Note 7I.—It is not Good to be Alone. · Note 8II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 1II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 2II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 3II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 4II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 5II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 6II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 7II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 8II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 9II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 10II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 11II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 12II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 13II.—Marriage as a Sanitary Measure. · Note 14III.—How early in Life is Marriage to be advised? · Note 1III.—How early in Life is Marriage to be advised? · Note 2III.—How early in Life is Marriage to be advised? · Note 3III.—How early in Life is Marriage to be advised? · Note 4III.—How early in Life is Marriage to be advised? · Note 5IV.—The Rights of the Husband. · Note 1IV.—The Rights of the Husband. · Note 2IV.—The Rights of the Husband. · Note 3IV.—The Rights of the Husband. · Note 4IV.—The Rights of the Husband. · Note 5V. Are these Rights Absolute, or Reciprocal, with Duties? · Note 1V. Are these Rights Absolute, or Reciprocal, with Duties? · Note 2VII. Arguments and Counter Arguments as to Divorce. · Note 1VIII.—A Plea for Woman. · Note 1VIII.—A Plea for Woman. · Note 2VIII.—A Plea for Woman. · Note 3VIII.—A Plea for Woman. · Note 4VIII.—A Plea for Woman. · Note 5VIII.—A Plea for Woman. · Note 6APPENDIX. · Note 1