Title: The father and son
Subjects: English Didactic literature, Christian life, Young men, Conduct of life, Microform catalogs, Masculinity, Bibliography, Books on microfilm, Catalogs, Bodleian Library, Moral and ethical aspects, Religious aspects, Men, Intellectual life, Moral education, Personality development, Practical Theology, Speeches, addresses, etc., English, Sermons, Religious life, Bible, Virtues, Families, Christian education, Women, Sex role, Youth, Self-culture, Social problems, Work ethic, Social conditions, Children, Handbooks, manuals, Private schools, Religious education, Corporal punishment of children, School discipline, Eton College, History, Boys, Education, Rugby School, Parent participation, Home schooling, Anecdotes, Students, Rules and practice, Entrance examinations, Curricula, Harrow School, Child rearing, Discipline of children, Social life and customs, Westminster School (London, England), Life skills guides, Autonomy (Psychology), Interpersonal relations, Young women, Family life education, Homiletical illustrations, Scouting (Youth activity), Recreation, English Ballads, Man-woman relationships, Poetry, Church societies, Boys' Brigade, Husband and wife, Marriage, Didactic literature, Courtesy, Etiquette, Conversation, Social aspects, Social skills, Men's clothing, Clothing and dress, Care, Manners and customs, Entertaining, Exempla, Humor, Social role, Upper class, Biography, Quotations, maxims, Literary collections, Health and hygiene, Working class, Working class families, Home, Immorality, Masturbation, Quacks and quackery, Phrenology, Fornication, Health, Mind and body, Mothers and sons, Moral development, Christian education of boys, Sex instruction for children, Rugby football, Rules, Sports, Outdoor games, Games, Amusements, Athletics, Universities and colleges, Asceticism, Physical education and training, Exhibitions, English poetry, Boxing, Training, Masculinity in sports, Ideals (Psychology), Golf, Heroes, Political aspects, Revolutions, War songs, Texts, English War poetry, Patriotic poetry, Soldiers, Classical Mythology, Regulations, Recruiting, enlistment, Draft, Law and legislation, Attitudes, Great Britain. Army, Great Britain, Nobility of character, Constitutional law, Colonies, Officers, Dartmouth Royal Naval College, Great Britain. Royal Navy, Boy Scouts, Societies and clubs, Administration, War, Patriotism, Pacifism