DEMOCRACY, has been proved fatal to civilization, 362 DE QUINCEY, on the evil effects of repression, 246; his unfortunate relationship to his mother, 316 DESIRE, killed by gratification, 141 DICKENS, CHARLES, unhappy married life of, 143 DISCIPLINE, of healthy children most difficult, 20; the object of, 21 DISRAELI, ruled by social instinct, 45; an able man capable of fulsome flattery, 338 DIVORCE, rarer where there are many children, 180; high figures for, in cases of small families, 202; majority of petitions made by men, 207; some statistics of, 208; childlessness a cause of, 207-10; chart of, according to professions, 211; higher percentage of, in professional classes, 212; of the negative couple, 216 DOMESTIC work, value of, 266 DON JUAN, the cold, 222 DOSTOIEWSKY, on the vanity of criminals, 226 _n._ EDUCATION, in England produces womanly men, 175 ELIZABETH, Queen, her vanity, 337, 338; her success as a ruler largely due to her unlimited capacity for lies, 315 _n._ EMMA OF NORMANDY, a remarkable woman, 292, 293 ENGLAND, full of negative and asexual women, 53; lacking in positive men, 97; disregard of the body in, 112, 113; men made negative in, for 270 years, 119; her “trousered women,” 156 _n._, 162; large proportion of negative women in, account for adultery out of vanity, 189 _n._; public opinion in, chiefly ruled by Puritanical old ladies, 190; co-respondents treated too lightly in, 223; marriage in, often peaceful through negativism, 227; women less positive in, 247; cheerful spinsters in, a bad sign, 248; prostitution most degraded in, 251; hypocritical attitude towards prostitution in, 252; more misery and disorder in, connected with sex, than anywhere else, 260; full of homes owned by wealthy spinsters, 269, 271; cooking in, atrocious, 299; and clothing inferior, 300 ENGLISHMAN, less positive than the Frenchman, 92; has less social instinct than the Frenchman, 92, 94; increasingly negative, 94; his negativism, 119; his erroneous views of woman’s virtues, 308 ETERNAL LIFE, doctrine of, hostile to sex, 4 EXUBERANCE, high sexual, often accompanies superior spiritual gifts, 84; lack of, makes both men and women unhappy, 96; sexual, not required in modern industrial slaves, 96 FAMILY, the, created by monogamy, 135 FATHER, the reasons of his attachment to the family, 186, 187 FEMALE, the positiveness of the, almost unbreakable, 22 FEMALENESS, in the male due to snubbed sex and broken spirit, 156