Useful for historical studies of the suffage movement, this original 1912 discussion of the percieved case against women's suffrage stands out as a signifigant piece of British history. --- From the title page: "WOMAN ADRIFT THE MENACE OF SUFFRAGISM BY Harold Owen Author of 'Three Octobers," &c. Mistress Page: '... Why, I will exhibit a bill in the Parliament for the putting down of men.' --Merry Wives of Windsor, Act II 'I enetertain a very strong hope that if the case were clearly and congently presented to the public opinion of the country, it would be found that some of the jubiliations which are already being heard from the supporters of the suffrage movement would be found to have been premature.' --The Prime Minister, December, 1911 SECOND EDITION London Stanley Paul & Co 31 Essex Street, Strand, W.C.