300/699 Upon defect of children, some sort of concubinage would be preferable to divorce, but leaving to the woman the option of divorce with compensation. He notices the misrepresentations regarding Plato's scheme of a community of wives; 'Never was there in any plan less provision made for sensual gratification.' Chapter II. The Rights and Duties of Parents and Children. The Rights and Duties of Masters and Servants. discusses the Motives to constitute Civil Government. |