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<p>Introduction.--The changing status of women.--The new aspect of the woman's movement.--The emancipation of women in relation to romantic love.--The significance of a falling birth-rate.--Eugencies and love.--Religion and the child.--The problem of sexual hygiene.--Immortality and the law.--The war against war.--The problem of an international language.--Individualism and socialism
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<br>Subjects: Women -- Social conditions; Sexual ethics; Eugenics</div>
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Ellis, Havelock, 1859-1939</div>
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