title: Woman Suffrage And Politics: The Inner Story Of The Suffrage Movement
author:  Carrie Chapman Catt 
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zlib_text: Female Suffrage
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  Female Suffrage
  by Susan Fenimore Cooper
    
  
  Female Suffrage
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  Part I.
  The natural position of woman is clearly, to a limited degree, a
  subordinate one. Such it has always been throughout the world, in all ages,
  and in many widely different conditions of society. There are three
  conclusive reasons why we should expect it to continue so for the future.
  FIRST. Woman in natural physical strength is so greatly inferior to
  man that she is entirely in his power, quite incapable of self- defense,
  trusting to his generosity for protection. In savage life this great
  superiority of physical strength makes man the absolute master, woman
  the abject slave. And, although every successive step in civilisation lessens
  the distance between the sexes, and renders the situation of woman safer
  and easier, still, in no state of society, however highly cultivated, has
  perfect equality yet existed. This difference in physical strength must, in
  itself, always prevent such perfect equality, s