Woman, and Her Relations to Humanity
Subtitle: Gleams of Celestial Light
Contributors: Cawein, Christiana.; Shippen, Edward, b. 1820?; Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: Colby & Rich
Published: 1892
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
Copyright date: 1892
Subjects: Spirit writings
First sentence: By Ben Haman, the Spirit Dictator
January, 1880
This little work is not for the beginner, nor for the phenomenist; it is for the Spiritual student. He who is advanced in the philosophy will be largely benefited by it. So will the deep thinker. Those who are educated on a material plane, who are gifted with the perceptiveness to comprehend, — they too will be largely benefited by its perusal. 
To women especially do we offer this work for study and contemplation. She upon whom so much depends, to woman who takes the largest part in reproduction, to whom such great responsibilities are entrusted. She little realizes in youth, or even at a matured age, the great responsibilities which rest upon her and which she is called upon as a creator to fulfil with more perfection.
Man depends upon woman entirely for development. If the organs of reproduction are not regularly formed the offspring cannot develop in Spiritual unfoldment. Woman rocks the cradle, she must learn to comprehend that she also rocks the world.
Notes: Communications of various spirits thru the medium, Annie C. Cawein (i.e. Christiana Cawein).  Cf. dedication.