Chapter II: Introduction: A Brief Historical Sketch of

WOMAN'S POSITION IN THE FAMILY 11

By CATHERINE SCHIFF, Officier d'Academie

THE PLACE OF BIOLOGY IN THE EQUIPMENT OF WOMEN 35

By WENONA HOSKYNS-ABRAHALL, M.A. (Dub.)

SCIENCE IN THE HOUSEHOLD 71

By Mrs. W. N. SHAW, formerly Lecturer of Newnham
College, Cambridge. Author of "First Lessons in Observational
Geometry."

THE ECONOMIC RELATIONS OF THE HOUSEHOLD 121

By MABEL ATKINSON, M.A. (Glasgow), Lecturer in
Economics, King's College for Women (University of
London), formerly Scott Scholar in the University
of Glasgow; Research Student at the London School of
Economics; and Fellow of Economics, Bryn Mawr
College, U.S.A. Author of "Local Government in Scotland."

SOME RELATIONS OF SANITARY SCIENCE TO FAMILY LIFE
AND INDIVIDUAL EFFICIENCY 207

By ALICE RAVENHILL, late Lecturer in Hygiene,
King's College for Women (University of London), &c.
Author of "Practical Hygiene," "Some Characteristics
and Requirements of Childhood," "Elements of Sanitary
Law," "Household Foes."

MODERN WOMAN AND THE DOMESTIC ARTS--

I. NEEDLEWORK AND DRESSMAKING 295

By Mrs. R. W. EDDISON, Gen. Hon. Sec. Yorkshire
Ladies' Council of Education, Added Member of Education
Committee of County Council of West Riding of
Yorkshire, &c.