Dedicated with mock respect to the “Superior Persons” who think a woman speaking in public is unnatural, these chapters argue for votes for women, temperance and a new chivalry, and ask what women think of the war then raging in Europe. McClung answers stock objections with farmyard humour, anecdote and sharp logic.
A lively 1915 manifesto from one of the leading figures of Canadian suffrage, still funny and pointed. Download the free EPUB.