C. Gasquoine Hartley,
The Truth About Woman
“ Every one admits the differences of function that separate the female from the male half of humankind. But to assume that the physical, mental, and moral disabilities of women, of which we hear so much, are a necessary part of their inheritance—the debt they pay for being the mothers of the race—is an absurdity it would be difficult to explain except for that strange sex [21] bias, which seems always to colour all opinions as to women, their character and their place in society. ”
