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antique 1853 Antebellum Early Anti-Feminism Seneca Falls Era Women's Rights:
$12.99
Antique magazine article, carefully removed from March 1853 period publication (original -- not a reprint or reproduction)."Woman and the 'Women's Movement'" was an essay published in 1853 that offered a critical commentary on early 19th-century women's rights activism, dismissing advocacy for gender equality as a "foolish quarrel with woman's natural inferiority to man." The article exemplifies the mid-19th-century cultural pushback that early American feminists encountered in mainstream print media.10 pages (complete); no illustrations. Pages are approximately 6 x 9 3/4 inches.Condition: Considerable foxing / tanning due to age; some further staining to the bottom of a few pages. (Please see the scans.)Your historical document will be presented in a clear archival sleeve with acid-free cardboard backing and certificate of provenance, and shipped in a rigid mailer with extra cardboard reinforcement to prevent
bending.Very uncommon. Nice for collector or researcher.
