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Mintz & Kellogg note that families rely on mutual interest.  Is this always the case?  Are there not examples of family ties and relations not based on interest, for example the Civil War? -Stephen
 
Mintz & Kellogg note that families rely on mutual interest.  Is this always the case?  Are there not examples of family ties and relations not based on interest, for example the Civil War? -Stephen
  
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To me it's weird to realize how much the family has changed since the 17th century ideal.  Even today people consider the home to be some sort of a refuge or escape, just like "it always has been" when in actuality things have changed a great deal about how families interact and function in society.  -Kelly
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To me it's weird to realize how much the family has changed since the 17th century ideal.  Even today people consider the home to be some sort of a refuge or escape, just like "it always has been" when in actuality things have changed a great deal about how families interact amongst themselves and function in society.  -Kelly

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