Family and Colour in JamaicaEyre & Spottiswoode, 1953 - 196 pages |
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Page 129
... parents are at work . The child may also be required to work in the field with the LC parents . The great majority of parents regard education as a desirable LC thing . There are only a few illiterate parents who think education 1 The ...
... parents are at work . The child may also be required to work in the field with the LC parents . The great majority of parents regard education as a desirable LC thing . There are only a few illiterate parents who think education 1 The ...
Page 133
... parents occurs in a household where the parents are not married , and the child has been persuaded of their immorality either at school or at church . The child will attempt to point out the error of their ways to the parents which ...
... parents occurs in a household where the parents are not married , and the child has been persuaded of their immorality either at school or at church . The child will attempt to point out the error of their ways to the parents which ...
Page 148
... parental love is at its height . There are few parents who correct their children physically . No attempts at reasoned arguments are made and the child is allowed to have its own way . " He's only a child , he doesn't know any better ...
... parental love is at its height . There are few parents who correct their children physically . No attempts at reasoned arguments are made and the child is allowed to have its own way . " He's only a child , he doesn't know any better ...
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