Even toddlers need fathers : a critique of the principle of 'maternal deprivation' used by courts in the United Kingdom to justify contact orders between children and their parents
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- author: Kingsley Miller
- publication date: 2006
- book publisher: Southampton Press
- book series: unknown
- book subjects: Parent and child (Law)-Great Britain, Maternal deprivation, Custody of children-Great Britain
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