Mothers: A Study of the Origins of Sentiments and Institutions
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The Mothers (1927) is a book on anthropology and sexuality by Robert Briffault.
- "From the Mysteries of Eleusis to tribal fertility dances, from defloration customs to ritual prostitution, from strange marriage ceremonies to circumcision, "The Mothers" is a major source for "Dirty Laundry" from all over the globe."
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