THE LIBERTY OF MAN, WOMAN, AND CHILD.

(1877.)

Liberty sustains the same Relation to Mind that Space does to

Matter--The History of Man a History of Slavery--The Infidel Our

Fathers in the good old Time--The iron Arguments that Christians

Used--Instruments of Torture--A Vision of the Inquisition--Models of

Man's Inventions--Weapons, Armor, Musical Instruments, Paintings,

Books, Skulls--The Gentleman in the Dug-out--Homage to Genius and

Intellect--Abraham Lincoln--What I mean by Liberty--The Man who cannot

afford to Speak his Thought is a Certificate of the Meanness of the

Community in which he Resides--Liberty of Woman--Marriage and the

Family--Ornaments the Souvenirs of Bondage-The Story of the Garden of

Eden--Adami and Heva--Equality of the Sexes-The word "Boss"--The Cross

Man-The Stingy Man--Wives who are Beggars--How to Spend Money--By

the Tomb of the Old Napoleon--The Woman you Love will never Grow

Old--Liberty of Children--When your Child tells a Lie--Disowning

Children--Beating your own Flesh and Blood--Make Home Pleasant--Sunday

when I was a Boy--The Laugh of a Child--The doctrine of Eternal

Punishment--Jonathan Edwards on the Happiness of Believing Husbands

whose Wives are in Hell--The Liberty of Eating and Sleeping--Water in

Fever--Soil and Climate necessary to the production of Genius--Against

Annexing Santo Domingo--Descent of Man--Conclusion

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