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The Fraud of Feminism

by Ernest Belfort Bax

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Chapters

10 total

PREFACE

3:41

INTRODUCTION

5:38

CHAPTER I HISTORICAL

12:49

CHAPTER II THE MAIN DOGMA OF MODERN FEMINISM

44:04

CHAPTER III THE ANTI-MAN CRUSADE

41:27

CHAPTER IV ALWAYS THE “INJURED INNOCENT”!

25:05

CHAPTER V THE “CHIVALRY” FAKE

15:14

CHAPTER VI SOME FEMINIST LIES AND FALLACIES

43:47

CHAPTER VII THE PSYCHOLOGY OF THE MOVEMENT

29:45

CHAPTER VIII THE INDICTMENT

23:21

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Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2016-04-27

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

Source

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/51877

Subjects

Women -- Suffrage -- Great Britain Women -- Great Britain -- Social conditions Feminism -- Great Britain HQ

About the author

Ernest Belfort Bax

1854–1926

A pioneering British socialist writer and philosopher, he helped shape early Marxist debate in Britain while also writing widely on history, ethics, and politics. His work ranged from sharp political argument to sweeping studies of the French Revolution and modern thought.

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