CONTENTS.
| Women During the Remote Past. | ||
| Primeval Man, His Origin and Severe Struggle for Existence | [7] | |
| The Division of Labor and Responsibilities | [14] | |
| Women as Objects or Rape, Barter and Religious Sacrifice | [22] | |
| Women During the Ages of Antiquity. | ||
| Women in Babylonia | [29] | |
| Woman’s Status Among the Hebrews | [36] | |
| Woman’s Status Among the Parsee and Hindoo | [39] | |
| Woman in China and Japan | [43] | |
| Woman Among the Egyptians | [46] | |
| Woman Among the Greeks | [50] | |
| Woman Among the Romans | [56] | |
| Woman’s Position Among the Germanic Nations | [65] | |
| Woman Among the Early Christians | [70] | |
| Woman Among the Mohammedans | [74] | |
| Women During the Middle Ages. | ||
| Women During the Middle Ages | [81] | |
| The Glorious Time of the Renaissance | [93] | |
| The Darkest Chapter in Woman’s History | [98] | |
| Women in Modern Times. | ||
| Women in Slavery | [113] | |
| The Dawning of Brighter Days | [130] | |
| Pioneer Women in the New World | [140] | |
| Women of the French Revolution | [152] | |
| Woman’s Entry Into Industry | [159] | |
| Women as Ministers of the Gospel | [184] | |
| Women in the Medical Profession | [187] | |
| Woman in the Profession of the Law | [192] | |
| Women as Inventors | [195] | |
| Eminent Female Scientists | [197] | |
| Noteworthy Women in World Literature | [207] | |
| Women in Music and Drama | [227] | |
| What Women Have Accomplished in Art | [232] | |
| Great Monuments of Woman’s Philanthropy | [241] | |
| The Hundred Years’ Battle for Woman Suffrage | [247] | |
| Why Women Want and Need the Vote | [258] | |
| Woman’s Activity During the World War | [271] | |
| Woman Triumphant | [292] | |
| Woman’s Mission in the Future | [297] | |
OUR WASTEFUL NATION
The Story of American Prodigality and the Abuse of our National Resources.
By RUDOLF CRONAU.
CONTENTS.
The Land of Inexhaustible Resources—The Destruction of Our Forests—The Waste of Water—The Waste of Soil—The Waste of Our Mineral Resources—The Extermination of Our Game, Fur, and Great Marine Animals—Our Vanishing Birds—Our Decreasing Fish Supplies—The Waste of Public Lands and Privileges—The Waste of Public Money and of Property—The Waste of Human Lives—Conclusion.
One of the weightiest problems before the American nation is here treated in a most impressive manner. Based upon cold facts, the book shows conclusively that our nation suffers, by sheer carelessness and wasteful methods, losses amounting to many hundred millions of dollars annually.
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—Boston Herald.
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—Chicago Daily News.
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