| PART I.
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| Page.
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| 1. An Address to an Unknown Lady Reader
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1
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| 2. Historical Review of the Legal Position of Women
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6
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| 3. The Emancipation of Woman
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30
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| 4. The Passive Prostitution of Women
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41
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| 5. The Active Prostitution of Men
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47
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| 6. The Excuses of Men
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55
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| 7. Love and Jealousy
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62
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| 8. Morality
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70
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| 9. Marriage
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80
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| 10. Adultery
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104
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| 11. Divorce
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113
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| 12. Is Marriage a Contract?
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121
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| 13. Hanging a Woman
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128
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| 14. Religion
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135
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| 15. The Economic Independence of Woman
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149
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| 16. Liberty and the Revolution the Allies of Women
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154
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| 17. Conclusion
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162
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| 18. Postscript
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167
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| 19. Preface to Part II
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175
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