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Woman Under
- Socialism
By August Bebel
⟨TRANSLATED FROM THE ORIGINAL GERMAN OF THE THIRTY-THIRD EDITION BY DANIEL DE LEON.⟩
⟨The Woman Question is not a question by itself; it is part of the great social problem. Proceeding along this line, Bebel's work is an exhaustive analysis of the economic position of woman in the past and present spite the boasts of Capitalist Christianity the facts that under Capitalism woman, especially of the working class, is degraded and dwarfed physically and mentally, while the word home is but a mockery. From such condition of parenthood the child is stunted before birth, and the miasmas, bred from woman's economic slavery, rise so high that even the gilded houses of capitalist class are polluted. Under Socialism, woman, having economic freedom equal with man, will develop mentally and physically, and the mentally and physically stunted and dwarfed children of the capitalist system will give way to a new race. The blow that breaks the chains of economic slavery from the workingman will free woman also.⟩
Cloth, 400 Pages, Price $1.00
New York Labor News Co.
28 CITY HALL PLACE, NEW YORK
