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Following is a subject-index of t.i.tles under Section B:--

Abandoned children, 28.

Abnormal man, 188, 197, 303.

Adolescence, 196.

Adoption, 280.

Age of consent, 180.

American Indians, 211, 222, 223, 226, 227, 239, 267, 302, 306, 816, 358, 383.

Animals, 276, 372.

Animal-reared children, 183, 376.

"April fool," 324.

Arabia, 289.

Art and poetry, 320.

a.s.syria, 290.

Babylonia, 290.

Birth-customs, etc., 241, 311, 316, 354.

Birth-myths, 343, 366.

Bogies, 203, 275.

Boys of Bible, 304.

Boyhood of genius, 387.

Brittany, 299.

Brooklyn, 212.

California, 184.

Ceremonial, 235, 279, 361.

Character, 216, 319.

Child and race, 182.

Child-G.o.d, 344.

Child and state, 312, 375.

Child as--witness, 334.

Childhood in literature, 346-350.

Child-criminal, 307.

Child-life, 178, 180 a, 184, 189, 197, 209, 221, 225, 227, 246, 266, 283, 283 a, 325, 326, 329, 333, 342, 353, 363, 374, 383, 385.

Child-marriages, 234, 317, 338 a, 367, 381.

Child-psychology, 252, 259, 301, 305, 310, 336, 365, 371.

Children of New Testament, 360.

Child-study, 254, 378.

Chirography, 240.

Christ, 285.

Christmas, 190, 207, 261, 315, 339, 370.

Cradles, 306.

Defectives and delinquents, 197, 314, 368, 369.

Deformations, 229, 331.

Diminutives, 202, 219.

Dolls, 226.

Education, 257, 288-298.

Egypt, 179, 288, 381.

England, 243, 349.

Fairy-tales, stories, 192, 245, 258, 302, 356, 384.