Gloriana; or, the revolution of 1900

by Lady Florence Dixie

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GLORIANA;

OR,

THE REVOLUTION OF 1900.

GLORIANA;
OR,
THE REVOLUTION OF 1900.

BY

LADY FLORENCE DIXIE,

AUTHOR OF “REDEEMED IN BLOOD,” “THE YOUNG CASTAWAYS,” “ACROSS PATAGONIA,” ETC.

LONDON:

HENRY AND COMPANY,

6, BOUVERIE STREET, E.C.

1890.

Printed by Hazell, Watson, & Viney, Ld., London and Aylesbury.

TO

ALL WOMEN

AND

SUCH HONOURABLE, UPRIGHT, AND COURAGEOUS

MEN

As, regardless of Custom and Prejudice, Narrow-mindedness and Long-established Wrong, will bravely assert and uphold the Laws of Justice, of Nature, and of Right; I dedicate the following pages, with the hope that a straightforward inspection of the evils afflicting Society, will lead to their demolition in the only way possible—namely, by giving to Women equal rights with Men. Not till then will Society be purified, wrongdoing punished, or Man start forward along that road which shall lead to Perfection.