The Subjection of Women

actually admit affairs ages allowed attempt authority become better called capacity character Christianity common complete conduct consider consideration constitution cultivation depend desire differences direction duty effect entirely equal exceptional exclude exercise exist expected experience fact faculties favour feelings force freedom functions give given greater grounded hand happiness higher human husband important improvement individual inferior influence institutions interest Italy kind knowledge known least less lives male mankind marriage married master means mental mind moral nature never object observation obtained occupations opinion original persons pleasure political position practical present principle produced question reason regard relation remains respect rest rule sentiments side slaves social society speculation sufficient superior supposed things thought true whole wife woman women