Woman: Man's Equal

WITH
AN INTRODUCTION BY BISHOP SIMPSON.
CINCINNATI:
HITCHCOCK AND WALDEN.
NEW YORK:
NELSON AND PHILLIPS.
1873
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1873,
BY HITCHCOCK & WALDEN,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
TO READERS.
The publishers of WOMAN MAN'S EQUAL conscientiously feel that they are placing before the public the discussion of one of the most important topics of the day; and they indulge the strong conviction that the author of this little volume presents this important topic in a manner at once attractive and convincing. The teachings of nature, history, and the Word of God are freely drafted, and skillfully arranged to show what nature designed, what God has taught, and what woman has proved herself capable of being and doing in the world. The abuses to which the sex has been subject from the physically stronger lords of creation, in heathen nations and in brute ages, are ably and fully set forth.