Sections 1 We have seen that, in the past, no such thing as the parasitism of the entire body or large… 2 If woman is content to leave to the male all labour in the new and all-important fields… 3 There is thus no truth in the assertion so often made, even by thoughtful persons, that the… 4 The readjustment of the position of the male worker, if it led to a more equitable… 5 That the two problems are not identical is shown, if indeed evidence were needed, by the… 6 How distinct, though similar, is the underlying motive of the two movements, is manifested… 7 It is the perception of this fact, that, not for herself, nor even for fellow-women alone,… 8 It is this consciousness which renders almost of solemn import the efforts of the individual… 9 Possibly not one woman in ten, or even one woman in twenty thousand among those taking part… 10 The truth that, as the existence of even the male Bushman would be impossible without the… 11 That such should be the mental attitude of the average woman taking part in the readjustive… 12 Our woman’s movement resembles strongly, in this matter, the gigantic religious and… 13 That the Woman’s Movement of our day has not taken its origin from any mere process of… 14 He who today looks at some great Gothic cathedral in its final form, seems to be looking at… 15 For her, whose insight enables her to see, through the distance, those large beatitudes… 16 But, the truth is, we are not new. 17 Those women, of whom the old writers tell us, who, barefooted and white robed, led their… 18 Such women are as old as that first primitive woman who, when she went with her fellows to…
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