Further Reading for the Modern Anti-Suffragist

Dear Readers--

Some of you have expressed interest in the specific reasons for opposing the pernicious and unlady-like custom of Women's Suffrage. So in addition to links to essays on the Against the Suffragettes page ; here are some old books upon the subject that are accessible upon the Aethernet:

• Woman's suffrage : lectures by Bishop Joseph Projectus Machebeuf.


• Women's suffrage : a reform against Nature by Horace Bushnell.


• Anti-suffrage : 10 good reasons by Grace Duffield Goodwin.


• Women Adrift by Harold Owen.


• Women's Suffrage and National Danger : a plea for the Ascendency of Man by Heber Leonidas Hart.


• Shall women vote : a book for men by Conway Whittle Sams.


• Socialism, Feminism, and Suffragism by Benjamin Vestal Hubbard.


• The Fraud of Feminism by Ernest Balfont Bax.

Your Humble Scribe hopes that the following works have provided food for thought and might cause the open minded Reader to rethink the Socialist and Egalitarian attitudes that have become all too commonplace in the Twentieth Century.

Your Faithful Servant,
Mild Colonial Boy, Esq.