paign, 753;
in Kas. campaign, 779;
same, 784;
same, 786; 835;
in Calif., 882, 886, 887 (see Intemperance).

LOVE AFFAIRS, 38;
in 1840, 43;
in 1845, 46;
in 1846, 50;
in 1855, 126; 142, 175;
Tilton on, 218;
in 1863, 237;
in Oregon, 400;
opinions of on and off stage, 555;
if A. had married, 860; 972, 973.

LOVE OF FAMILY, 20, 31, 42, 45;
letter to brother Merritt in Kas., 144;
to sister, 158; 161;
longs to stay at home, 168;
affection between father and mother, 223;
A.'s love of father, mother and home, 231; 242, 279;
A. in Yosemite, 394;
mother's birthday, 403; 434, 447;
devotion during brother D. R.'s illness, 470, 471; 482, 492, 493;
affection of A.'s mother, 512;
A.'s letter to sister, 516;
A.'s thought for nieces and nephews, 552; 557;
memory of mother, 558;
longing for sister, 562;
recognizes her powers, 578;
family helped A., 668;
Miss Shaw's love for mother, 689; 916, 944.

MARRIAGE, of grandparents, 4, 6;
of parents, 10;
A.'s comment as girl, 30, 39;
of Sister Guelma, 43;
of Hannah, 46;
drawbacks to, 52;
under Common Law, 74;
intemperance and, 84;
Mrs. Greeley on, 87;
Lucy Stone, 91;
effect on women's public work, 128, 151, 158, 178;
A.'s answer to minister, 108;
N. Y. legislator's idea of, 109;
degeneracy in, 135;
picture of early days, 139;
great privileges of wives, 140;
different temperaments, 141;
A. objects to twaddle about wives, 163;
woman's position compared to man's, 169;
wife's loss of name, 170, 183;
A. protests against wife's loss of individuality and
self-annihilation, 170;
true woman not dwarfed by, 170, 171;
Lydia Mott disagrees, 171;
good effect on suff., 176;
moments of solitude, 180;
wife's name on tombstone, 183;
why women marry, 186;
wife should be supreme, 193;
Mrs. Stanton on, 193;
one-sided contract, 194;
A.'s tilt with Mayo, 196;
A. the picket, married women the army, 197;
rights of husbands, 204;
in Adam Bede, 216;
married life of A.'s parents, 223;
A. scores wife for advocating low wages for women, 272;
how husbands represent wives, 279, 491, 771;
A. on women's proposing, 316;
wives object to A.'s statements, 331;
Catharine Beecher and Mrs. Woodhull on, 378;
A. on