Woman's work and woman's culture
Subtitle: a series of essays
By: edited by Josephine E. Butler.
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1869
Place of publication: London
Format: Microform
Subjects: Women -- Social conditions.
Description: A number of men and women contributed these essays on suffrage, the legal aspects of marriage, and women and education.
Table of contents: value: Cobbe, F.B. The final cause of woman.; value: Boucherett, J. How to provide for superfluous women.; value: Butler, G. Education considered as a profession for women.; value: Jex-Blake, S. Medicine as a profession for women.; value: Stuart, J. The teaching of science.; value: Pearson, C.H. On some historical aspects of family life.; value: Mozley, H.N. The property disabilities of a married woman, and other legal effects of marriage.; value: Wedgwood, J. Female suffrage, considered chiefly with regard to its indirect results.; value: Wolstenholme, E.C. The education of girls, its present and its future.; value: Boyd-Kinnear, J. The social position of women in the present age.