
In this essay, Henry Martyn Dexter argues that the case for women's suffrage is both morally and logically compelling. He appeals to common sense and to the principles of democracy to make his case, and presents a persuasive argument that remains relevant to this day. This...


In this essay, Henry Martyn Dexter argues that the case for women's suffrage is both morally and logically compelling. He appeals to common sense and to the principles of democracy to make his case, and presents a persuasive argument that remains relevant to this day. This...