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Domestic Dangers Bilinear but also makes accessible many`What else is woman but a foe to friendship a domestic danger?' Sexual morality was central to the patriarchal society of sixteenth and seventeenth century England, as demonstrated by this quotation taken from a biblical commentary by St John Chrysostom. In a fascinating and original book, Laura Gowing considers what gender difference meant in the practice of daily life, examining the working of gender relations in sex, courtship, marriage, conflict