Routledge The Englishwoman's Review 1909-1910 - Social History Volume 40

The Englishwoman's Review, published from 1866 to 1910, stands as a vital historical record of women's expanding opportunities during a transformative era. This fortieth volume collects issues from 1909-1910, documenting the magazine's coverage of economic independence, occupational choice, commercial participation, higher education access, professional admittance-particularly in medicine-and the suffrage movement. Originally published in 1985 by Routledge, this reissue preserves the voice of the emerging emancipated middle-class woman and her fight for equality with men across education, government, and professional life. Scholars, historians, and researchers studying women's history, labour movements, and Victorian-era social change will find this collection an invaluable primary source that captures authentic contemporary debates and perspectives from one of the nineteenth century's most influential publications for women's rights and social reform.