When the Women Reign. 1930
| Year for Search |
1909
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| Annotation |
Begins with the reform of the British system set twenty-five years in the future: temperance, old age pensions, railroads nationalized, disestablishment of the church, reform of education, House of Lords abolished, redistribution of land and money, and reduction of work to six hours a day six days a week for all men. Votes for women turned out of office all those who had achieved this eutopia. Women were corrupted by power and wealth. Presents all the standard anti-feminist arguments. In the end all women are voted out of office. |
| Pagination |
159 pp.
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| Published Date |
[1909] |
| Publisher |
Arthur H. Stockwell
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| Place Published |
London
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| Full Text |
[1909] Wilson, Jesse. When the Women Reign. 1930. London: Arthur H. Stockwell. 159 pp. L, PSt Begins with the reform of the British system set twenty-five years in the future: temperance, old age pensions, railroads nationalized, disestablishment of the church, reform of education, House of Lords abolished, redistribution of land and money, and reduction of work to six hours a day six days a week for all men. Votes for women turned out of office all those who had achieved this eutopia. Women were corrupted by power and wealth. Presents all the standard anti-feminist arguments. In the end all women are voted out of office. |
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