The Emancipation of Women and its Probable Consequences;

First published in 1893, this book offers an early and influential feminist critique of society and the gender roles that constrain women. With lucid arguments and incisive analysis, the book remains relevant today as a contribution to ongoing debates about gender inequality and the struggle for women's rights.
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