[430] Record, May 6, 1913, 1222. [431] Essays of Schopenhauer. Translated by Mrs. Rudolf Dircks Pages 64-79. [432] Any criticism of the Kaiser leads to arrest. The most vigorous checks to Bourbon rule come from the Socialists, who in 1912 polled 4,250,300 votes. But as the Kaiser, as King of Prussia, controls a majority of votes in the Bundesrath, or Federal Council, can dissolve the Reichstag, or House of Representatives, at any time with the consent of the Bundesrath, has sole power to appoint the chancellor, and is lord supreme of the army and navy, anything like real popular government is far off. [433] Philadelphia, 1906. The F.A. Davis Company. INDEX A Adultery, under Roman Law, laws modified by Justinian, among Germanic peoples, see also under various States. Age of Consent, under English Law, in the United States, see also under various States. Alabama, Apostles, teachings about women, Arizona, Arkansas, Attainder, bills of, in Roman Empire, laws of Arcadius, Honorius, and Constantine, of Pope Innocent III. B Breach of Promise, under Roman Law, modification by Constantine, by Justinian, Business, woman in, under Roman Empire, in England, in the United States see also under each State C California, Chastisement, right of husband to chastise wife under English Law, Christ, teachings about women, Colorado, Connecticut, Consent of women to marriage, under Roman Law, opinions of Church Fathers, enactments of Christian Emperors, Crimes against women, under Roman Law, among Germanic peoples, under English Law, Curtesy, defined, under English Law, see also under various States. Custom, power of, D Delaware, Discrepancy in wages paid to women, District of Columbia, Divorce, under Roman Law; modified by Theodosius and Valentinian; by Justinian; by Justin; among Germanic peoples; under Canon Law; under English Law; general considerations; see also under various States. Double standard of morality Dower, defined; right of, in English Law; see also under different States. Dowry, under Roman Law; among ancient Gauls; among Germanic peoples E Education, rights of women to an, under Roman Empire; in England; in the United States F Fathers of the Church, their commands concerning women Florida G Georgia Gifts between husband and wife, under Roman Law; changes by Justinian Guardian, decay of power of, under Roman Law Guardians, women as, under Roman Law; laws modified by Justinian; see also under various States. Guardianship under Roman Law; among Germanic peoples, H Husband and wife, under Roman Law; among Germanic peoples; under Canon Law; under English Law; see also under various States I Idaho Illinois; Ritchie case, Indian Territory Indiana Inheritance rights of women, under Roman Law; modified by Justinian; among Germanic peoples; under English Law Intellectual inferiority of women, argument discussed Iowa