Man's Country by Peter Clark MacFarlane coffee table magazine deftly explores the Macivers' unusual

deftly explores the Macivers' unusual situation and examines notions of childhood

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Man's Country by Peter Clark MacFarlane coffee table magazine deftly explores the Macivers' unusual"There is a great country, largely inhabited by men, to which most women, particularly wives and mothers, are strangers. Every morning husbands and sons go down to it; there they spend their days, their energy, and, in proportion as they succeed, their love. Its name is Business: it is a despotism, demanding submission to its laws, but it is a delectable country to those in its favour, luring them on and on. There are kings there, and princes and this