It is the book that explores the history of women's rights in America. This book was first published in 1916 and has since become a classic in feminis...
In this captivating firsthand account, Harriet H. Robinson takes readers on a transformative journey through the textile mills of Lowell, Massachusett...
In the annals of history, one name shines as a beacon of courage and determination - Dr. Elsie Inglis, a trailblazing figure who defied the norms of h...
Step into the remarkable life of a pioneering advocate with "Life and Writings of Amelia Bloomer" by Dexter C. Bloomer. Unveil the hidden chapters of...
The Sturdy Oak is a composite novel written by fourteen leading American authors in 1917. The novel was intended to raise funds for the suffrage cause...
In 'My Own Story,' Emmeline Pankhurst, a leading figure in the British women's suffrage movement, recounts her experiences in the fight for women's ri...
In Times Like These is a collection of essays and speeches by Nellie McClung, a prominent Canadian suffragist and social reformer. The book reflects M...
Mrs. Warren's Daughter continues the narrative of George Bernard Shaw's play, exploring Vivie Warren's journey as she becomes involved in the Suffragi...
Published in the late 19th century, "Some Eminent Women of our Times" by Millicent Garrett Fawcett offers a collection of biographical sketches on not...
This collection of poems by Alice Meynell, published in 1922, reflects her life and work. Meynell was a prominent figure in the late Victorian and Edw...
In 'Gloriana, or The Revolution of 1900,' Florence Dixie paints a vivid picture of a near-future society where women are denied basic rights and oppor...
Alice Meynell's 'Children' is a collection of insightful essays that explore the complexities of childhood and the unique perspective of observing and...
This collection of essays by Alice Meynell, a prominent English essayist and poet, delves into a wide range of subjects, showcasing her keen observati...
This collection of poetry, published in 1896, showcases the early works of Alice Duer Miller, a prominent American author and advocate for women's suf...
Frances Ellen Watkins Harper's "Crocuses" is a collection of poems reflecting the social and political climate of 19th-century America. Harper's work...
This biography, penned by the prominent feminist and author Julia Ward Howe, delves into the life and work of Margaret Fuller, a groundbreaking journa...
Alice Meynell's 'Rhythm of Life and Other Essays' is a diverse collection of insightful and beautifully written essays exploring a range of subjects....
This book offers a collection of selected lead articles from "The Dawn", a feminist journal founded, published, and edited by Louisa Lawson in Sydney,...
Frances Ellen Watkins Harper's "Going East" is a collection of poems that reflects her commitment to social justice and the fight for equality. The p...
A witty and satirical collection of poetry by Alice Duer Miller, originally published in the New York Times, that explores the absurdity and injustice...
Pale Woman is a collection of poems by Sara Bard Field, a prolific writer and activist from the early 20th century. Field was deeply engaged in social...
