The Unexpurgated Case Against Woman Suffrage by Almroth Wright
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But one wonders why it has not been proposed to carry woman's
instruction further, and for instructional purposes to make of a woman let us say a judge, or an ambassador, or a Prime Minister. There would--if only it were legitimate to sacrifice vital national interests--be not a little to say in favour of such a course. One might at any rate hope by these means once for all to bring home to man the limitations of woman. PART II ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE CONCESSION OF THE PARLIAMENTARY SUFFRAGE TO WOMAN I WOMAN'S DISABILITY IN THE MATTER OF PHYSICAL FORCE International Position of State would be Imperilled by Woman's Suffrage--Internal Equilibrium of State would be Imperilled. The woman suffrage movement has now gone too far to be disposed of by the overthrow of its arguments, and by a mere indication of those which could be advanced on the other side. The situation demands the bringing forward of the case against woman's suffrage; and it must be the full and quite unexpurgated case. I shall endeavour to do this in the fewest possible words, and to be more especially brief where I have to pass again over ground which I |
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