| PAGE | ||
|---|---|---|
| Physiology | 5 | |
| I. | Too much Natural History | 7 |
| II. | Darwin, Huxley, and Buckle | 11 |
| III. | Which is the Stronger? | 16 |
| IV. | The Spirit of Small Tyranny | 18 |
| V. | “The Noble Sex” | 21 |
| VI. | Physiological Croaking | 24 |
| VII. | The Truth about our Grandmothers | 28 |
| VIII. | The Physique of American Women | 33 |
| IX. | “Very much Fatigued” | 37 |
| X. | The Limitations of Sex | 40 |
| Temperament | 43 | |
| XI. | The Invisible Lady | 45 |
| XII. | Sacred Obscurity | 49 |
| XIII. | “Our Trials” | 52 |
| XIV. | Virtues in Common | 55 |
| XV. | Individual Differences | 60 |
| XVI. | Angelic Superiority | 63 |
| XVII. | Vicarious Honors | 66 |
| XVIII. | The Gospel of Humiliation | 69 |
| XIX. | “Celery and Cherubs” | 73 |
| XX. | The Need of Cavalry | 77 |
| XXI. | “The Reason Firm, the Temperate Will” | 80 |
| XXII. | “Allures to Brighter Worlds, and leads the Way” | 83 |
| The Home | 87 | |
| XXIII. | Wanted—Homes | 89 |
| XXIV. | The Origin of Civilization | 93 |
| XXV. | The Low-Water Mark | 96 |
| XXVI. | “Obey” | 99 |
| XXVII. | Woman in the Chrysalis | 103 |
| XXVIII. | Two and Two | 106 |
| XXIX. | A Model Household | 109 |
| XXX. | A Safeguard for the Family | 112 |
| XXXI. | Women as Economists | 116 |
| XXXII. | Greater includes Less | 120 |
| XXXIII. | A Co-Partnership | 123 |
| XXXIV. | “One Responsible Head” | 127 |
| XXXV. | Asking for Money | 131 |
| XXXVI. | Womanhood and Motherhood | 135 |
| XXXVII. | A German Point of View | 139 |
| XXXVIII. | Childless Women | 142 |
| XXXIX. | The Prevention of Cruelty to Mothers | 145 |
| Society | 149 | |
| XL. | Foam and Current | 151 |
| XLI. | “In Society” | 155 |
| XLII. | The Battle of the Cards | 159 |
| XLIII. | Some Working-Women | 163 |
| XLIV. | The Empire of Manners | 167 |
| XLV. | “Girlsterousness” | 171 |
| XLVI. | Are Women Natural Aristocrats? | 175 |
| XLVII. | Mrs. Blank’s Daughters | 178 |
| XLVIII. | The European Plan | 181 |
| XLIX. | “Featherses” | 185 |
| L. | Some Man-Millinery | 189 |
| LI. | Sublime Princes in Distress | 192 |
| Education | 197 | |
| LII. | “Experiments” | 199 |
| LIII. | Intellectual Cinderellas | 203 |
| LIV. | Foreign Education | 207 |
| LV. | Teaching the Teachers | 210 |
| LVI. | “Cupid-and-Psychology” | 213 |
| LVII. | Medical Science for Women | 216 |
| LVIII. | Sewing in Schools | 219 |
| LIX. | Cash Premiums for Study | 223 |
| LX. | Mental Horticulture | 226 |
| Employment | 231 | |
| LXI. | “Sexual Difference of Employment” | 233 |
| LXII. | The Use of One’s Feet | 237 |
| LXIII. | Miss Ingelow’s Problem | 240 |
| LXIV. | Self-Support | 245 |
| LXV. | Self-Supporting Wives | 248 |
| LXVI. | The Problem of Wages | 251 |
| LXVII. | Thorough | 255 |
| LXVIII. | Literary Aspirants | 259 |
| LXIX. | “The Career of Letters” | 263 |
| LXX. | Talking and Taking | 266 |
| LXXI. | How to speak in Public | 269 |
| Principles of Government | 273 | |
| LXXII. | We the People | 275 |
| LXXIII. | The Use of the Declaration of Independence | 278 |
| LXXIV. | The Traditions of the Fathers | 281 |
| LXXV. | Some Old-Fashioned Principles | 285 |
| LXXVI. | Founded on a Rock | 288 |
| LXXVII. | “The Good of the Governed” | 292 |
| LXXVIII. | Ruling at Second-Hand | 296 |
| LXXIX. | “Too Many Voters already” | 299 |
| Suffrage | 303 | |
| LXXX. | Drawing the Line | 305 |
| LXXXI. | For Self-Protection | 309 |
| LXXXII. | Womanly Statesmanship | 312 |
| LXXXIII. | Too Much Prediction | 316 |
| LXXXIV. | First-Class Carriages | 320 |
| LXXXV. | Education via Suffrage | 324 |
| LXXXVI. | “Off with her Head!” | 328 |
| LXXXVII. | Follow your Leaders | 331 |
| LXXXVIII. | How to make Women understand Politics. | 335 |
| LXXXIX. | “Inferior to Man, and Near to Angels” | 339 |
| Objections to Suffrage | 343 | |
| XC. | The Fact of Sex | 345 |
| XCI. | How will it result? | 349 |
| XCII. | “I have All the Rights I want” | 352 |
| XCIII. | “Sense Enough to Vote” | 356 |
| XCIV. | An Infelicitous Epithet | 359 |
| XCV. | The Rob Roy Theory | 363 |
| XCVI. | The Votes of Non-Combatants | 368 |
| XCVII. | “Manners repeal Laws” | 372 |
| XCVIII. | Kilkenny Arguments | 375 |
| XCIX. | Women and Priests | 379 |
| C. | The Roman Catholic Bugbear | 382 |
| CI. | Dangerous Voters | 386 |
| CII. | How Women will legislate | 389 |
| CIII. | Warned in Time | 393 |
| CIV. | Individuals vs. Classes | 396 |
| CV. | Defeats before Victories | 400 |