Socialism and Christianity with Reference to the Woman Question

Published by Illinois Association Opposed to the Extension of Suffrage to Women, Chicago, 1905

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An argument that suffrage is the cornerstone of Socialism and predicated on the erroneous, anti-nature, and anti-Christian principle of equality between the sexes. The IAOESW was founded by Chicagoan Caroline Fairfield Corbin in 1896. She also wrote Why the Home Makers Do Not Want to Vote (1909). Stapled wrappers (5 " x 8 ½"), 31 p. âCompliments Senator Martin' written at the top of the front wrapper. Possibly the Kansas Senator, John Martin. Ex-NYPL copy with tape along the spine, stamps and markings; chipping, small closed tears and soiling. A Good copy.

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Title
Socialism and Christianity with Reference to the Woman Question
Author
Corbin, Mrs. Caroline Fairfield
Publisher
Illinois Association Opposed to the Extension of Suffrage to Women, Chicago
Publication year
1905
Binding
Soft cover
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