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1913
Vol. 1, No. 2
Marsden, Dora (editor)
London: The New Freewoman, Ltd., 1913-07-01 20 p.; 31.5 x 21 cm
Vol. 1, No. 2
Marsden, Dora (editor)
London: The New Freewoman, Ltd., 1913-07-01 20 p.; 31.5 x 21 cm
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Contents
Contents: 21-21
Intellect and Culture: 21-23
Views and Comments: 23-25
Note: 25-25
Nana: 26-27
Towards Reconstruction: 27-29
The Eclipse of Woman. Queens and Kings. II: 29-30
Epstein's Oscar Wilde Monument: An Interpretation: 30-31
Platonic Fantasias. Socratic Ideals. I: 31-33
The Evil That Words Do: 33-34
A Race of Individuals: 34-35
A New Altar. Book Review of 'The Truth about Woman' by C. Gasquoine Hartley (Mrs. Walter Gallichan): 35-37
Correspondence. Note to Correspondents: 37-37
Correspondence. Diderot on Maidenly Education: 37-37
Correspondence. Does God Ever Think Twice?: 37-37
The Plain Woman: 37-37
Advertisements: 30-30
Intellect and Culture: 21-23
Views and Comments: 23-25
Note: 25-25
Nana: 26-27
Towards Reconstruction: 27-29
The Eclipse of Woman. Queens and Kings. II: 29-30
Epstein's Oscar Wilde Monument: An Interpretation: 30-31
Platonic Fantasias. Socratic Ideals. I: 31-33
The Evil That Words Do: 33-34
A Race of Individuals: 34-35
A New Altar. Book Review of 'The Truth about Woman' by C. Gasquoine Hartley (Mrs. Walter Gallichan): 35-37
Correspondence. Note to Correspondents: 37-37
Correspondence. Diderot on Maidenly Education: 37-37
Correspondence. Does God Ever Think Twice?: 37-37
The Plain Woman: 37-37
Advertisements: 30-30