E FAMILY GROUP

III. FOUNDATIONS OF THE FAMILY 24

IV. THE HISTORY OF THE FAMILY 29

V. THE MAKING OF THE HOME 37

VI. CHILDREN IN THE HOME 42

VII. WORK, PLAY, AND EDUCATION 51

VIII. HOME ECONOMICS 60

IX. CHANGES IN THE FAMILY 67

X. DIVORCE 74

XI. THE SOCIAL EVIL 81

XII. CHARACTERISTICS AND PRINCIPLES 88

PART THREE--SOCIAL LIFE IN THE RURAL COMMUNITY

XIII. THE COMMUNITY AND ITS HISTORY 91

XIV. THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE 99

XV. OCCUPATIONS 104

XVI. RECREATION 108

XVII. RURAL INSTITUTIONS 115

XVIII. RURAL EDUCATION 120

XIX. THE NEW RURAL SCHOOL 127

XX. RURAL GOVERNMENT 136

XXI. HEALTH AND BEAUTY 144

XXII. MORALS IN THE RURAL COMMUNITY 151

XXIII. THE RURAL CHURCH 156

XXIV. A NEW TYPE OF RURAL INSTITUTION 162

PART FOUR--SOCIAL LIFE IN THE CITY

XXV. FROM COUNTRY TO CITY 169

XXVI. THE MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE 180

XXVII. THE INDUSTRIAL PROBLEM 186

XXVIII. EXCHANGE AND TRANSPORTATION 201

XXIX. THE PEOPLE WHO WORK 212

XXX. THE IMMIGRANT 221

XXXI. HOW THE WORKING PEOPLE LIVE 230

XXXII. THE DIVERSIONS OF THE WORKING PEOPLE 238

XXXIII. CRIME AND ITS CURE 248

XXXIV. AGENCIES OF CONTROL 256

XXXV. DIFFICULTIES OF THE PEOPLE WHO WORK 263

XXXVI. CHARITY AND THE SETTLEMENTS 271

XXXVII. EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES