alltho not as good as The Legal Subjection of Men "because of some the nonesesnes that i ended up disagreeing with and the fact the book didn't have as many objective showing of laws" its still a good read for these who wanna learn some more laws and opinions from the time.

This book was apparently published in 1913. Bax talks about two strains of feminism: one he names sentimental feminism and another which, is focused on politics, he does not name until later. He points out early on that men and women were treated equally before the law courts prior to the beginning

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Los 2 puntos y medio se deben a que el autor fue uno de los pioneros en escribir sobre estos temas (de hecho, es considerado por muchos como el padre del "masculinismo").

Generalmente, los masculinistas con los que me cruzo y debato, suelen tener un nivel de argumentación mucho más sofi

This is one of the seminal books on gender equality that exposes the feminist movement as a supremacy movement for white women (especially White Anglo Saxon Protestant Women).

Bax was an English barrister who saw through the sham of feminism that was developing at the time he wrote the book (1913).

At

Gobsmacked, sad that so little has change since 1820.

Bax does a good job pointing how men are disadvantaged in criminal and divorce law, as well as in practice in the courts. Much of what he says about public sentiment when it comes to female criminals still applies today. He also does a good job identifying inconsistencies in feminism (ex. how what h

This would of aged a lot better if he would of just stuck to the sociological insights without adding in the crank medical/biological theories e.g. "...it is not an uncommon thing for surgeons at the present time to remove the ovaries in obstinate cases of hysteria", "...on the principle of the deve

Far more timeless, classic than most books marketed as such, a prescient gem I ensure all women-relations of mine read and wholeheartedly agree with before we take our involvement anywhere beyond a nod of recognition. One could consider writing an updated response, though one with the functioning me