Dora Marsden was the editor or co-editor of three journals: The Freewoman (1911 – 1912), The New Freewoman (1913) and The Egoist (1914 – 1918). The Union of Egoists offers the complete contents of every issue of all three journals at no cost.

In the first issue of The Freewoman, Dora Marsden described the Freewoman by way of her inverse, the Bondwoman: “Bondwomen are distinguished from Freewomen by a spiritual distinction. Bondwomen are the women who are not separate spiritual entities, who are not individuals. They are complements merely. By habit of thought, by form of activity, and largely by preference, they round off the personality of some other individual, rather than create or cultivate their own. Most women, as far back as we have any record, have fitted into this conception, and it has borne itself out in instinctive working practice. And in the midst of all this there comes a cry that woman is an individual, and that because she is an individual she must be set free. It would be nearer the truth to say that if she is an individual she is free, and will act like those who are free.”

The WSPU and the suffragette movement had, for over three years, been central to Dora Marsden’s life, giving her purpose and recognition. She had risked financial and personal security, even life itself, for the cause of woman’s suffrage but now she was on her own. For the second time in three years she had resigned from paid employment and in January 1911 Dora had no money, no job, no income. What Dora did have, though, was a highly developed sense of her own worth and ability and a keen determination to succeed. She also enjoyed what turned out to be the crucial support of Rona Robinson, Grace Jardine and above all, Mary Gawthorpe. Allied to the growing criticism of the Pankhursts and an emerging frustration with the limitations of orthodox suffragist thought, these factors were to lead to the birth of the outstanding feminist journal of the 1900s, that “nauseous publication,” The Freewoman.

Les Garner: A Brave and Beautiful Spirit / Dora Marsden, 1882-1960 (2019)

Index of Issues

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 1 | 1911-11-23

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	1
Bondwomen	1
Notes of the Week	3
A Definition of Marriage by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	5
Der Bund für Mutterschutz by A German League for the Protection of Mothers	6
Der Bund für Mutterschutz by Bessie Drysdale	6
Feminism under the Republic and the Early Empire—I by Amy Haughton	7
Contemporary Recognition of Polygamy by E. S. P. Haynes	9
The Spinster by One	10
The Fashioning of Florence Isabel by E. Ayrton Zangwill	11
The Illusion of Propagandist Drama by Ashley Dukes	13
The Psychology of Sex by J. M. Kennedy	14
Advertisements	14
A University Degree for Housewives? by Educationist	16
The Sheltered Life by Winifred Hindshaw	18

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 2 | 1911-11-30

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	21
Commentary on Bondwomen	21
Notes of the Week	23
The Tragedy of the Happy Marriage by Charles J. Whitby	25
Women’s Municipal Lodging Houses by Mary Higgs	26
The Gospel According to Shaw by G. R. S. Taylor	27
Feminism under the Republic and the Early Empire—II by Amy Haughton	28
Correspondence by Florence Harris	30
Correspondence by Robena Nicholson	30
Correspondence by E. Ayrton Zangwill	30
Correspondence by Lilian Dove-Willcox	30
Correspondence by Catherine T. Corbett	30
Correspondence by Margaret E. Hill	30
Correspondence by Single but Undismayed	30
Correspondence by Wm. A. Willox	30
Correspondence by Annie Parsons	30
Correspondence Marriage and Motherhood by I. D. Pearce	31
Correspondence ‘A Definition of Marriage’ by H. F. Stephens	32
Beauty by E. H. Visiak	33
Doth a Man Travail with Child? by M. D. Eder	33
Advertisements	33
The Tyranny of Words by Charles Granville	34
Freewomen and the Birth-Rate by Charles V. Drysdale	35
Hilda Lessways: Book Review of ‘Hilda Lessways’ by Anold Bennett	37

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 3 | 1911-12-07

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	41
To the Women’s Social and Political Union by Mary Gawthorpe	41
Notes of the Week	42
Man at Home by Fanny Johnson	45
Self-Sacrifice by Winifred Hindshaw	46
Mr. Asquith Will Die by H. G. Wells	47
Woman, Education, and Islam by Duse Mohamed	47
A Strike by J. J. Mallon	49
Advertisements	49
The Reward for Virtue: Book Review of ‘The Reward of Virtue’ by Amber Reeves by E. S. P. Haynes	50
Correspondence by Muriel Nelson	51
Correspondence by Mary N. Murray	51
Correspondence by Isabel Leatham	51
Correspondence by Mary Higgs	51
Correspondence by Eric Gill	51
Correspondence by A Spinster	51
Correspondence by Adele Meyer	51
Correspondence A Plea for Courtesy by Hertha Ayrton	51
Correspondence Marriage and Motherhood by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	52
Correspondence A Manchester Resolution	54
Advertisements	54
The Editors’ Reply by Editors	55
The Editors’ Reply by Helen Gordon Clark	55
Advertisements	56
Feminism under the Republic and the Early Empire—III by Amy Haughton	57
Advertisements	59

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 4 | 1911-12-14

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	61
The New Morality	61
Notes of the Week	63
Speculations on Sex War by Vir	65
Spinsters in the Making: Types I—The College Woman by Helen Hamilton	66
Women’s Municipal Lodging-Houses—II by Mary Higgs	68
Advertisements	68
The Failures by E. H. Visiak	69
Correspondence by Coralie M. Boord	70
Correspondence by Educationist	70
Correspondence by I. D. Pearce	70
Correspondence by E. Jacobs	70
Correspondence by Katharine Douglas-Smith	70
Correspondence by A Mere Subscriber	70
Correspondence by Helen Gordon Clark	70
Correspondence The Public Criticism of the W.S.P.U. by Teresa Billington Greig	70
Correspondence Marriage and Motherhood by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	71
The Editors’ Reply by Mary Gawthorpe	72
The Editors’ Reply by Editors	72
The Sanctions of Modern Monogamy by E. S. P. Haynes	74
Advertisements	74
Nelly by J. J. Mallon	75
Feminism and the Propagandist Drama by G. L. Harding	76
Advertisements	77
Notes on Art by B. A. S.	78
International Notes by Bessie Drysdale	79
Advertisements	80

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 5 | 1911-12-21

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	81
A Gospel of Goodwill by Selwyn Weston	81
Notes of the Week	82
Women and Government by Teresa Billington-Greig	85
Prudence—Preserver: A Morality Piece by W. L. Cribb	86
Freewomen and the Birth-Rate—II by Charles V. Drysdale	89
Advertisements	89
Correspondence by J. R. W. Tanner	90
Correspondence by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	90
Correspondence by Constance Tite	90
Correspondence by M. D. Eder	90
Correspondence by Mary Neilson Murray	90
Correspondence by A Varsity Woman	90
Correspondence by E. M. Watson	90
Correspondence by M. P. U’er	90
Correspondence by H. Sloane	90
Correspondence by C. Nina Boyle	90
Correspondence by Cailin Dhu	90
Correspondence by Dorothy G. Leete	90
Correspondence by Helen Gordon Clark	90
Correspondence by E. Jacobs	90
Correspondence by M. A. Julius	90
The Editors’ Reply by Editors	93
The Splendid Criminal by Hilda M. Davies	94
Advertisements	94
Feminism under the Republic and the Early Empire—IV by Amy Haughton	95
The Vision by E. H. Visiak	96
An Old School Book on the Higher Education of Women (1658) by Foster Watson	97
Advertisements	97
Eager Heart: Review of ‘Eager Heart,’ a Morality Play by Miss Alice Buckton by G. L. Harding	99

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 6 | 1911-12-28

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	101
The New Morality—II	101
Notes of the Week	103
The Dethronement of the Pompadour by Holbrook Jackson	104
State Maternity Homes by F. W. L. R.	105
Woman—and the Revolution by Selwyn Weston	106
Rodin on Art by Muriel Ciolkowska	107
Advertisements	108
Domesticity by Charles J. Whitby	109
Why Women Work by P. R. Bennett	110
Correspondence by Eric Gill	111
Correspondence by Chas. F. Hunt	111
Correspondence by A. F. T.	111
Correspondence by Sophy Gudini	111
Correspondence by I. D. Pearce	111
Education from the Universal Standpoint: Foreword by Philip Oyler	113
Feminism under the Republic and the Early Empire—IV (continued) by Amy Haughton	114
Advertisements	114
Mater Dei by Oxoniensis	115
Another Way of Spinsterhood by Elizabeth Barry	116
Advertisements	116
Their Wrongs Are Mine by M. J. Marshall	117
Em’ly’s Josiah by Monica Harthan	117

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 7 | 1912-01-04

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

The New Morality—III	121
Notes of the Week	123
The Philosophy of the Woman’s Question by H. Cecil Palmer	124
The Persian Woman by R. H. Moreland	125
The Case for Divorce Law Reform by E. S. P. Haynes	126
‘Uranians’ by Harry J. Birnstingl	127
Advertisements	128
The Psychology of Personalities	129
Correspondence by Coralie M. Boord	130
Correspondence by Isabel Leatham	130
Correspondence by Horace Holby	130
Correspondence by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	130
Correspondence by D. E. Dunn	130
Correspondence by E. Jacobs	130
Correspondence by C. J. P.	130
Freewomen and the Birth-Rate—III by Charles V. Drysdale	132
Advertisements	132
Feminism under the Republic and the Early Empire—V by Amy Haughton	135
Biscuits! by K. D. Scott	137
Advertisements	138
A Vindication by Muriel Nelson D’Auvergne	139

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 8 | 1912-01-11

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	141
The New Morality—IV	141
Notes of the Week	143
Biscuits!—II by K. D. Scott	144
An American Critic of Social Values by M. P. Willcocks	145
The Unimportance of the Woman’s Movement by Arthur D. Lewis	147
Millennium by Selwyn Weston	148
‘Seeing, They Shall See Not’ by B. L.	149
Advertisements	149
Correspondence by Chas. F. Hunt	151
Correspondence by W. G. Ramsay-Fairfax	151
Correspondence by Isabel Leatham	151
Correspondence by Britomart	151
Correspondence by Hospital Matron	151
Correspondence by Jane Craig	151
Correspondence by Jennie C. Brace	151
A Freewoman’s Attitude to Motherhood by Edith A. Browne	153
Advertisements	153
Feminism under the Republic and the Early Empire—VI by Amy Haughton	155
Orthodoxy by Horace Holley	156
The Influence of Women in Music by D. C. Parker	156
Advertisements	157
Foreign Notes by Bessie Drysdale	158
Militancy in Women by E. M. White	158
A Common Woman by Gladys Jones	159

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 9 | 1912-01-18

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Home Products by Gladys Jones	166
Tertium Quid by Charles J. Whitby	167
Advertisements	168
The Gospel according to Chesterton by H. F. Rubinstein	169
To the Idolaters by E. H. Visiak	170
Correspondence by Wordsworth Donisthorpe	171
Correspondence by Chas. F. Hunt	171
Correspondence by G. E. M.	171
Correspondence by Dorothy C. Leile	171
Correspondence by I. G. C. Curtis	171
Correspondence by B. L.	171
Correspondence by Militant Suffragist	171
Correspondence by Jennie C. Brace	171
Correspondence by Harry J. Birnstingl	171
Correspondence by S. B. Hocking	171
Great Fleas by Selwyn Weston	173
Idealism and Feminism by C. M. H. Edwards	174
Advertisements	174
The Unspeakable by Ellen S. Gaskell	176
Education from the Universal Standpoint—II: The Education of the Parent	177
The Freewoman by Guy A. Aldred	178
Advertisements	179

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 10 | 1912-01-25

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	181
A Plea for Psychology	181
Notes of the Week	183
‘Seeing, They Shall See Not’—II by B. L.	185
The Prevention of Venereal Disease by E. S. P. Haynes	186
The Tyranny of Home by Edith A. Browne	187
Uranians—II by Harry J. Birnstingl	189
Advertisements	189
Correspondence by C. H. Norman	190
Correspondence by Arthur D. Lewis	190
Correspondence by Chas. F. Hunt	190
Correspondence by A. H. T.	190
Correspondence by Arthur D. Lewis	190
Correspondence by P. Sherwen	190
Correspondence by Jane Craig	190
Correspondence by K. D. Scott	190
Anarchy in Art by Selwyn Weston	193
Freewomen and the Birth-Rate—IV by Charles V. Drysdale	194
An Expensive Wife by B. A. S.	196
Advertisements	196
Song of a Night by John Gould Fletcher	199

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 11 | 1912-02-01

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	201
The Over-and-Above in Life	201
Notes of the Week	202
Where Women Work—I: Teaching by Various Hands	205
Modesty by Winifred Hindshaw	208
Mr. Upton Sinclair and Sex Institutions: A Criticism by W. B. Esson	208
Advertisements	209
The Failure by Selwyn Weston	210
Correspondence A Definition of Marriage by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	211
Correspondence An Appeal to the Happily Married by A Man, Married and Happy	211
Correspondence The Freewoman and Life Problems by Frank Watts	211
Correspondence Malthusianism and Henry George by Charles V. Drysdale	212
Correspondence A Question by H. B.	212
Correspondence Population and Food Supply by Chas. F. Hunt	212
Correspondence The Intellectual Limitations of the ‘Normal’ by Albert E. Löwy	212
Correspondence The Sex Function by A. B.	213
Correspondence Divorce by Coralie M. Boord	213
Correspondence Karl Marx and the Single Tax by Chas. F. Hunt	213
Correspondence College Education for Workers by Winifred Horrabud	214
Correspondence Population and Economics by Arthur D. Lewis	214
Erratum by Editors	215
A Matter of Taste by Charles J. Whitby	215
Advertisements	215
Dulayut, a Siamese Child	217

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 12 | 1912-02-08

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	221
The Drudge	221
Notes of the Week	223
Milton’s ‘Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce’ by E. H. Visiak	225
A Y.W.C.A. Home by Former Residents	227
Advertisements	227
The Ultimate Dread by Winifred Rose Carey	228
Biscuits—III by K. D. Scott	229
Supplementary Manifesto by Reading Trades and Labour Council	229
Correspondence Asceticism and Passion by E. M. Watson	231
Correspondence Early Marriage and Prostitution by Lionel Kingsley	231
Correspondence Limitation of Population: Letter I by A. Herbage Edwards	231
Correspondence Limitation of Population: Letter II by Coralie M. Boord	232
Correspondence Uranians by M. S.	232
Correspondence Discussion of Sex-Questons by E. S. P. Haynes	232
Correspondence The Representative System by Minnie Glassman	233
Correspondence Karl Marx and the Single Tax by Arthur D. Lewis	233
Advertisements	233
Recreation as Labour by Theodora Roscoe	234
The Human Minority by Harry J. Birnstingl	235
Advertisements	235
Emancipation by Guy A. Aldred	236
Advertisements	237
Feminism and the Destiny of Humanity by Alfred E. Bing	238

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 13 | 1912-02-15

Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	241
Daughters of Ishmael	241
The Seneschal by Selwyn Weston	242
The White Sea by E. H. Visiak	242
Topics of the Week	243
An Appeal	244
Where Women Work—II: Teaching by Various Hands	245
Aphorisms by Charles J. Whitby	247
Sex and Civilisation by E. S. P. Haynes	247
Labour Notes: An Annus Mirabilis by G. L. Harding	248
Advertisements	248
The Gospel according to Mrs. Humphry Ward by Rebecca West	249
Correspondence Concerning ‘The Drudge’ by Home Worker	251
Correspondence The Difficulties of the Working Mother by A. F.	251
Correspondence Two Practical Suggestions by B. Low	252
Correspondence Asceticism and Passion by Kathlyn Oliver	252
Correspondence Continence and Marriage by The Wife of the Man Married and Happy	252
Correspondence Utility to What End? by P. Sherwen	252
Correspondence David Graham Phillips by Messrs. Appleyard and Co.	253
Population and the Food Supply by Charles V. Drysdale	253
Advertisements	253
King’s College for Women by Rona Robinson	255
Advertisements	256
Luang Sawat, B.A.—I by B. A. S.	257
The Eternal Amateur by T. Baty	259

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 14 | 1912-02-22
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	261
To What End in Life?	261
The Great Adventure by Maude Sansom Carter	262
Topics of the Week	263
Education from the Universal Standpoint—III: The Education of the Parent by Philip Oyler	267
Population and the Food Supply—II by Charles V. Drysdale	268
Advertisements	269
Correspondence Clearing the Ground by A Grandmother	270
Correspondence The Chastity of Continence? by A New Subscriber	270
Correspondence The Aesthetic Status of Sex by F. M. P.	270
Correspondence Limitations of Parentage by A Truth Seeker	271
Correspondence Children and the Lower Appetite by Rationalist	271
Correspondence The Excitation of Sex Discussions by Frank Watts	271
Correspondence Undue Emphasis on Sex by A Reader	271
Correspondence A Conundrum by The Happy Husband of Coralie M. Boord	271
Correspondence Continence and Marriage by The Wife of the Man Married and Happy	272
Correspondence A Home Worker by Home Worker	272
Response to the Letter in ‘A Home Worker’ by Editors	272
Correspondence The Permanency of Women’s Work by Florence Graham	272
Correspondence A Mother’s Criticism by M. S.	273
Correspondence Co-operative Housekeeping by B. W. F. Starling	273
Correspondence A Residential Club by William H. Seed	273
Correspondence A Retort by Rose Witcop	273
Correspondence The Idealism of Sex Relations by Winifred Rose Carey	273
Correspondence Uranians by Scython	274
Correspondence Imperial Naturalisation and Loss of Nationality by Marriage by Hon. Secretary	274
Correspondence The Aëthnic Union by Your Correspondent	274
Advertisements	274
Our Prison System by Guy A. Aldred	275
Advertisements	276
Beauty and Progress: Towards a Principle for a New Social Science in Art by Selwyn Weston	277
The Aëthnic Union by T. Baty	278
An Appeal	279
Advertisements	279

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 15 | 1912-02-29
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	281
Woman: Endowed or Free?	281
Topics of the Week	283
The Great Unclassed—I by Walter M. Gallichan	286
The Home Office Blunderer by Guy A. Aldred	288
Advertisements	289
Correspondence Chastity and Normality by Kathlyn Oliver	290
Correspondence A Psychological Morality Test by Inquirer	290
Correspondence Sex Instruction and the Young by A Mother	290
Correspondence Uranians by Charles J. Whitby	291
Correspondence Pruriency and Sex Dicussions by E. S. P. Haynes	291
Correspondence ‘Freewoman’ Clubs by B. L.	291
Correspondence Group-Houses by Dorothy Chapman	291
Correspondence A Group of the ‘Fourth Party’ by Lilian Anderson	291
Correspondence A Group of the ‘Fourth Party’ by Charlotte Hunter	291
Correspondence A Group of the ‘Fourth Party’ by Jane Craig	291
Correspondence A Group of the ‘Fourth Party’ by Elizabeth P. Cumming	291
Correspondence Teachers under the Insurance Act by R. J. P. Mortished	292
Correspondence A Motive for Suffragism by The Despised Suffragist	292
Correspondence Food and Population by Arthur D. Lewis	292
Correspondence Population and the Food Supply by W. Allan Macdonald	293
Correspondence Potential Food Supplies and an Unlimited Population by Chas. F. Hunt	293
Correspondence A Challenge to the Malthusian Population Theory by Israel Horwitz	293
Correspondence A Message to Letter-Writers by Editors	294
Home Science: King’s College for Women by Rona Robinson	294
Advertisements	294
‘What Diantha Did’: Book Review of ‘What Diantha Did’ by Charlotte Perkins Gilman by A. F.	296
Luang Sawat, B.A.—II by B. A. S.	297
Advertisements	298

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 16 | 1912-03-07
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden and Mary Gawthorpe

Contents	301
Mr. Wells to the Attack: Freewomen and Endowment by H. G. Wells	301
Topics of the Week	303
Sex and the State by Wordsworth Donisthorpe	305
Soldiers, Shepherds, and the Woman Question—I by Josephine Baker	306
The Gospel according to Granville Barker by Rebecca West	307
The Dangerous Age: A Tract for the Times by C. Gasquoine Hartley	309
Correspondence The ‘I Am’ and the ‘I Do’ by Hubert Wales	310
Correspondence Development of Food Resources by Fred Collins	310
Correspondence A Coming Famine? by G. H. Martyn	311
Correspondence State Endowment of Motherhood by A Socialist	311
Correspondence The Feeding of Infants by Home Worker	312
Correspondence The Individualism of Motherhood by Helen Winter	312
Correspondence In the Name of the Nation by A. Watters	312
Correspondence In the Name of the Nation by H. Vernon Carey	312
Correspondence In the Name of the Nation by S. Skelhorn	312
Correspondence Group Houses by A. Herbage Edwards	312
Correspondence Who Are the ‘Normal’? by A New Subscriber	312
Correspondence The ‘Normal’ Again by F. M. P.	313
Correspondence The Transmutations of Sex by Hibernian	313
Correspondence Mind and Body by Mary Bull	313
Correspondence The Aesthetic Status of Sex by C. H.	313
Advertisements	313
Correspondence Individualism in Morals by Tallis Avis	314
Correspondence ‘Freewoman’ Clubs by Ethel Bradshaw	314
Correspondence Australian and New Zealand Women Voters’ Committee (London) by Harriet C. Newcomb	314
Where Women Work—III: Clerical Work by Various Hands	315
Advertisements	316
Luang Sawat, B.A.—III by B. A. S.	317
Foreign Affairs by G. L. Harding	318

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 17 | 1912-03-04
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	321
Women Endowed	321
Topics of the Week	323
The Great Unclassed—II by Walter M. Gallichan	325
Advertisements	325
The Administration of Justice in the Divorce Court by C. H. Norman	326
The Great Equation by Selwyn Weston	328
Free Art by Edith A. Browne	329
Correspondence A Reply to Mr. Hubert Wales by Rebecca West	331
Correspondence Why Do We Discuss Sex? by Coralie M. Boord	331
Correspondence More Plain-Speaking by Kathlyn Oliver	332
Correspondence The Discussion of ‘Moral Putrescence’ by Frank Watts	332
Correspondence The Economic Basis of Polygamy by E. G. R. Taylor	332
Correspondence Beauty Pain and Joy by E. B.	332
Correspondence Co-Education and Understanding between the Sexes by Vis Unita Fortior	332
Correspondence ‘Line upon Line, Precept upon Precept’ by Mimi Brodie	333
Correspondence Some Notes on the Population Theory by E. Lindsay	333
Correspondence Food and Population by Arthur D. Lewis	333
Advertisements	333
Correspondence Freewoman Clubs by Margaret Walker	334
‘Manalive’: Book Review of ‘Manalive’ by G.K. Chesterton by Rebecca West	334
The Sound of the Coal by Helen Meredith Macdonald	335
The Fire Screen by William Foss	336
Population and the Food Supply by Charles V. Drysdale	336
Advertisements	337

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 18 | 1912-03-21
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	341
Woman Endowed by H. G. Wells	341
Woman Endowed by Editors	341
Topics of the Week	343
Sex and the State—II by Wordsworth Donisthorpe	345
Advertisements	345
Soldiers, Shepherds, and the Woman Question—II by Josephine Baker	347
The Wife by Louise Heilgers	347
Views and Vagabonds: Book Review of ‘Views and Vagabonds’ by Rose Macaulay by Rebecca West	348
Man the Sentimentalist by William Foss	349
Education from the Universal Standpoint—IV: Simple Rules of Health for Adults by Philip Oyler	350
Correspondence The Devastating Freewoman by Helen Hamilton	352
Correspondence Motives by E. S. P. Haynes	352
Correspondence ‘To What End in Life?’ by A. P. Michell	352
Correspondence The Individualism of Motherhood and the ‘Normal’ Woman by A Would-Be Freewoman	353
Correspondence A W.S.P.U. Defence by Amy Haughton	353
Correspondence Experience and Understanding by A New Subscriber	354
Correspondence Feminism and Socialism by Isabel Leatham	354
Correspondence ‘The Freewoman’ by Edith A. Browne	354
Correspondence Liberty for the Asking by Florence S. Howard Burleigh	354
Correspondence The Prostituted and the Vote by Bloomsbury	354
Advertisements	354
Correspondence Food and Population by Charles V. Drysdale	355
Correspondence Food and Population—A Reply to C.V. Drysdale by Arthur D. Lewis	356
Correspondence A Reply to Mr. Lewis by Chas. F. Hunt	357
Correspondence Food and Population by W. Allan Macdonald	357
Advertisements	357
Correspondence An American Critic of Malthus by A. Wangemann	358
Correspondence Association of Women Clerks and Secretaries by Vera Collum	358
Correspondence National Union of Clerks by Herbert H. Elvin	359
Of Suffragettes and Others by Henry Bryan Binns	359

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 19 | 1912-03-28
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	361
Creation and Immortality	361
Home by E. H. Visiak	362
Topics of the Week	363
Syndicalism by Guy A. Aldred	365
Advertisements	365
On the Importance of Being Human by William Foss	367
‘Woman Adrift’: Book Review of ‘Woman Adrift’ by Harold Owen by Rebecca West	368
The English Criminal by Donald Campbell	369
Advertisements	369
An Interpretation of ‘The Miracle’ by Charles J. Whitby	372
A Discussion Circle	373
Correspondence The ‘Don’t Shoot’ Prosecutions by George Lansbury	373
Correspondence Motherhood and Child-Rearing by P. W.	373
Correspondence Endowment of Motherhood by R. J. P. Mortished	374
Correspondence A Socialised Feminism by Millicent Murby	374
Correspondence ‘The Freewoman’ and Social Movements by I. D. Pearce	375
Advertisements	375
Correspondence Why Do We Discuss Sex? by S. Skelhorn	376
Correspondence Facilities for Scientific Studies in Sex by Coralie M. Boord	376
Correspondence Response to Coralie M. Boord’s Letter in ‘Facilities for Scientific Studies in Sex’ by Editors	376
Correspondence The Traps of Ignorance by A Mother of Sons	376
Correspondence ‘Normal and Abnormal’ by Tout Pouvoir	376
Correspondence The Love-Child by Gideon	376
Correspondence Mediocrity and Mr. Chesterton by E. A. Randall	376
Correspondence A Criticism by Emma Attwood	376
Correspondence Superficial Unity and the W.S.P.U. by Annie Ball	377
Correspondence Population and Food by Fred Collins	377
Correspondence The Inculcation of Vegetarianism by Wm. J. Tull	378
Correspondence Collapse of Malthus by Chas. F. Hunt	378
Correspondence The Adequacy of the Earth by Chas. F. Hunt	378
Correspondence Food and Population by Arthur D. Lewis	378
Correspondence A Reply to Dr. Drysdale by Israel Horwitz	378
Advertisements	378

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 20 | 1912-04-04
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	381
The Emancipation of Man	381
Topics of the Week The Rejection of the Conciliation Bill by George Lansbury	383
The Conquest of the Heart by Charles J. Whitby	385
Advertisements	385
Co-operative Housekeeping and the Domestic Worker—I by Alice Melvin	386
The Matador of the Five Towns: Book Review of ‘The Matador of the Five Towns’ by Arnold Bennett and ‘The Charwoman’s Daughter’ by James Stephens by Rebecca West	387
Family Affection by Winifred Hindshaw	388
Advertisements	389
Genius and Decadence by Selwyn Weston	390
A Y.W.C.A. Home by A Y.W.C.A. Boarder	391
Distant and Random Shots by E. H. Visiak	392
Sir Almroth Wright on Militant Hysteria by A. E. Wright	392
Advertisements	392
Love Eternal by Regina Miriam Bloch	394
Correspondence The Servile State by R. J. P. Mortished	395
Correspondence Sex-Equality and the Conciliation Bill by I. D. Pearce	395
Correspondence Endowment of Motherhood by Russell Scott	396
Correspondence The Remedy? by Veturia	396
Correspondence Wellsian Prototypes of Freewomen by E. M. Watson	397
Correspondence A Reply by Coralie M. Boord	398
Correspondence Women in ‘Mixed’ Trade Unions by Dolly Lansbury	398
Correspondence On the Loose Principle by Kathlyn Oliver	398
Correspondence Our Great Solemnity by M. A. F.	398
Advertisements	398
Correspondence The Single-Tax Again by Arthur D. Lewis	399

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 21 | 1912-04-11
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	401
The New Prostitution by C. H. Norman	401
Topics of the Week Women and Labour	402
Two Plays by Tchekhof: Book Review of ‘Two Plays by Tchekhof’ [‘The Cherry Orchard’ and ‘The Seagull’] by Anton Chekhov, translated by George Calderon by Rebecca West	405
Advertisements	405
The Woman Offender: La Nostalgie de la Boue by Donald Campbell	406
The Present State of the Suffrage Question: Male Reflections by Francis Bickley	409
Advertisements	409
Abolition of Domestic Drudgery by Co-operative Housekeeping—II by Alice Melvin	410
A New Name for a New Virtue by Horace Holley	412
Mine and Thine by B. A. S.	412
Discussion Circles	415
Advertisements	415
London Orphan Asylum, Watford: An Appeal	416
The Final Scheme of Things and Miss Violet Markham by Coralie M. Boord	416
Correspondence Mr. Upton Sinclair’s Reply to Critics by Upton Sinclair	417
Correspondence The Blackleg of Labour by Dorian Parker	417
Correspondence A Reply to Mr. Lansbury by Norah O’Shea	417
Correspondence Endowment of Motherhood by Rachel Graham	418
Correspondence Social Reform and Limitation of Population by J. C. Flügel	418
Advertisements	418
Correspondence Questions for Dr. Drysdale by Chas. F. Hunt	419
Correspondence A Y.W.C.A. Home by G. M. T.	419
Advertisements	420

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 22 | 1912-04-18
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	421
The Servile State	421
Topic of the Week ‘Some Thoughts on Religion’—Book Review of ‘Modern Religion’ by G. Bernard Shaw, ‘Modern Morality and Modern Toleration’ by E.S.P. Haynes, and ‘The Rebel and His Disciples’ by Guy A. Aldred	423
A New Formula by Charles J. Whitby	425
Advertisements	425
Woman: A Reply to Miss Cicely Hamilton by William Foss	426
‘Futurism’ by Harry J. Birnstingl	427
Food and Population by Charles V. Drysdale	429
Advertisements	429
Wings of Desire: Book Review of ‘Wings of Desire’ by M.P. Willcocks by Rebecca West	433
Advertisements	433
Discussion Circles	434
The Happy Child by E. H. Visiak	434
Correspondence The Remedy by Walter M. Gallichan	434
Correspondence ‘Let the Women Be Alive!’ by Ada Nield Chew	434
Advertisements	435
Correspondence Remedies for Disease by A Reader	436
Correspondence Women in ‘Mixed Trade Unions’ by Mimie Brodie	436
Correspondence Wanted—The Grounds For Differentiation by A New Subscriber	436
Correspondence On the Importance of Being Human by M. S.	437
Correspondence Corporal Punishment of Girls by Mother No. 2	437
Correspondence The Human Complex by Marah	437
Advertisements	437
Correspondence The Value of the Quick Unbalance of Women by Ellen S. Gaskell	439
Correspondence A Correction by Coralie M. Boord	439

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 23 | 1912-04-25
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	441
Chivalry	441
Topics of the Week Hunger Strikes	443
Topics of the Week The Aftermath	444
Why Not? by John Galsworthy	446
Advertisements	446
Men, Mind and Morals: Book Review of ‘Problems of Men, Mind and Morals’ by E. Belfort Bax and ‘The Solemnization of Jacklin’ by Florence Farr by Rebecca West	447
The Right to Love by August Schvan	448
Advertisements	449
Feminism and Shipwrecks by A. B.	450
French Feminism by Madeleine Pelletier	451
Syndicalism and Women by Gaylord Wilshire	451
Woman and Mankind: Chapter XIV of Weininger’s ‘Sex and Character’—I by Otto Weininger	452
Advertisements	454
The Grudge by Henry Bryan Binns	455
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	456
Correspondence Questions by Vincent Nello	456
Correspondence Genius and Decadence by M. Ciolkowski	456
Correspondence Cages for Husbands by Freischütz	456
Correspondence The Age of Chivalry by S. Skelhorn	456
Correspondence Corporal Punishment by Amy Montague	456
Correspondence A Detached Impression by Tiens Ferme	456
Advertisements	456
Correspondence Food and Population by Fred Collins	458
Correspondence Neo-Malthusianism and the Working Classes by Isabel Leatham	458
Correspondence ‘Made by Man’ by Chas. F. Hunt	459
Correspondence Food and Population by Arthur D. Lewis	459

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 24 | 1912-05-02
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	461
Interpretations of Sex	461
Topics of the Week Judge Not	462
Topics of the Week The Discussion Circle by B. Low	464
Government and Crime by C. H. Norman	465
Advertisements	465
‘The True Traveller’: Book Review of ‘The True Traveller’ by W.H. Davies by Rebecca West	467
The New Order—I: The New Parliament: Social Reconstruction by Free Concert by W. Allan Macdonald	468
The New Order—I: The New Parliament: Social Reconstruction by Free Concert by Helen Meredith Macdonald	468
Woman and Mankind: Chapter XIV of Weininger’s ‘Sex and Character’—II by Otto Weininger	470
Advertisements	472
‘Divorce’ by Charles Granville	473
Contrasts in Black and White by Ernest Crosby	474
Correspondence Praise and Blame by E. H. Visiak	475
Correspondence The Servile State by Ronald J. P. Mortished	475
Correspondence ‘Remedies for Disease’ by Mimi Brodie	475
Correspondence Knowledge Wanted by Northerner	476
Correspondence The New Chivalry by Katharine Susannah Prichard	476
Correspondence The ‘Titanic’ and the Miners by K. D. Scott	477
Correspondence ‘Titanic’ Morality by A. I. B.	477
Correspondence The Population Question by J. C. Flügel	477
Correspondence Land Taxing and England by Arthur D. Lewis	478
Correspondence Agitate: Educate: Organise’ by J. F. H.	478
Correspondence A ‘Freewoman’? by C. M. Theobald	478
Advertisements	478
Correspondence Golden Rule Etiquette by Country Mouse	479
Correspondence Corporal Punishment of Girls by Rosalie R. Lewis	479
Correspondence ‘Daughters of Ishmael’ by Reginald Wright Kauffman	479

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 25 | 1912-05-09
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Interpretation of Sex—II	481
Topics of the Week Browning	483
The Problem of Illegitimacy—I by William Foss	485
Advertisements	485
Two Poets: Book Review of ‘Insurrections’ and ‘The Hill of Vision’ by James Stephens and ‘Moods, Songs, and Doggerels’ by John Galsworthy by Rebecca West	486
The Way of Circumstance: A True Incident by Charles Granville	488
‘Talking about Shakespeare’ by H. F. Rubinstein	489
Advertisements	489
‘Max!’: Book Review of ‘Cartoons: The Second Childhood of John Bull’ by Max Beerbohm by Lewis Melville	491
The New Order—II: The New Landholder: Social Freedom by Security of Subsistence by W. Allan Macdonald	492
The New Order—II: The New Landholder: Social Freedom by Security of Subsistence by Helen Meredith Macdonald	492
Advertisements	493
Correspondence Chivalry by E. H. Visiak	495
Correspondence Praise and Blame by A Woman	495
Correspondence Saving Women First by Fair Play	495
Correspondence Some Thoughts on Religion by D. Cameron	495
Correspondence Hobbled Minds by A Deficient and Disappointed Woman	496
Advertisements	496
Correspondence Women’s Growing Antagonism towards Sex by A Grateful Reader	497
Correspondence The Right to Love by Highway Man	497
Correspondence How the State Penalises the Unmarried Mother by P. W.	498
Correspondence The Futurists by Gladys Jones	498
Correspondence The Status of Men by Mary Ware Dennett	498
Correspondence Rabbi Ben Ezra by Pedant	499

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The Freewoman | Volume 1 Number 26 | 1912-05-16
Subtitle: A Weekly Feminist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	501
Interpretations of Sex—III	501
Topics of the Week Freewomen and Evolution	503
Topics of the Week Miss Malecka	504
A Sex Heresy by Charles J. Whitby	505
Advertisements	505
The New Order—III: The New Money: Free Exchange between Free Organisers by W. Allan Macdonald	507
The New Order—III: The New Money: Free Exchange between Free Organisers by Helen Meredith Macdonald	507
‘In Accordance with the Evidence’: Book Review of ‘In Accordance with the Evidence’ by Oliver Onions by Rebecca West	509
Advertisements	509
True Kings! by Selwyn Weston	511
At the Grafton Galleries by Edward K. Guthrie	512
Advertisements	513
Freewoman Discussion Circle by B. Low	514
The Old Tale by Henry Bryan Binns	514
Correspondence The Problem of Illegitmacy by O. K.	515
Correspondence Praise and Blame by A Woman	515
Correspondence What Is a System? by Persephone	515
Correspondence Economic Lifeboats by Chas. F. Hunt	515
Correspondence The Right to Love by August Schvan	516
Correspondence Passion in Procreation by A Pro-test-ant	516
Correspondence Our Missing Red Corpuscle by W. D.	516
Advertisements	516
Correspondence ‘The Servile State’ by Tallis Avis	517
Correspondence A College for Working Women by M. Bridges Adams	517
Correspondence The Right to Produce by Chas. F. Hunt	518
Correspondence A Word for Trained Nurses by Theodora Roscoe	518
Correspondence Thought and Action by Persephone	519
Correspondence A Question of Values by F. Langworthy	519

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 27 | 1912-05-16
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	1
Interpretations of Sex—IV	1
Topics of the Week Those Eugenists Again	3
Topics of the Week New Hearts	4
The Case of Strindberg by H. F. Rubinstein	5
Advertisements	5
The Problem of Illegitimacy—II: Illegitimacy and Prostitution by William Foss	7
‘A Modern Crusader’: Book Review of ‘A Modern Crusader’ by Florence Edgar Hobson by Rebecca West	8
Advertisements	9
At the Royal Academy by Edward K. Guthrie	10
The New Order—IV: The New Worker: Free Production by Concerted Exchange by W. Allan Macdonald	11
The New Order—IV: The New Worker: Free Production by Concerted Exchange by Helen Meredith Macdonald	11
The Maternal Instinct by Winifred Hindshaw	13
Advertisements	13
The Cult of Incompetence: Book Review of ‘The Cult of Incompetence’ by Emile Faguet by Lewis Melville	14
Co-operative Housekeeping and the Mother—III by Alice Melvin	15
The Freewoman’	17
Correspondence Chivalry by Kenneth Grey	17
Advertisements	17
Correspondence The Serpent by Arthur Hewson	18
Correspondence Some Thoughts on Religion by Rachel Graham	18
Correspondence A Sex-Heresy by P.	19
Correspondence An Interpretation by W. A. W.	19
Correspondence The White Slave Traffic	19

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 28 | 1912-05-30
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	21
Political Offenders	21
Topics of the Week Syndicalism and Socialism	23
Topics of the Week Subsidies	23
Woman by Charles Granville	24
The Discussion Circle	24
Shall the Yoshiwara Be Rebuilt? by E. O. Wrench	25
Advertisements	25
At the Royal Academy—II by Edward K. Guthrie	26
‘The Department Store’: Book Review of ‘The Department Store’ by Margarete Böhme by Rebecca West	27
An Engaged Young Man by Selwyn Weston	28
The New Order—V: New Maids for Old: Free Women in Marriage and Out by W. Allan Macdonald	29
The New Order—V: New Maids for Old: Free Women in Marriage and Out by Helen Meredith Macdonald	29
‘Woman Adrift’: Book Review of ‘Woman Adrift’ by Harold Owen by Ajax	32
Advertisements	33
The First Line of Defence: A Farce in One Act by Helen Hamilton	34
Education from the Universal Standpoint—VI: The Education of the Adult by Philip Oyler	36
Advertisements	37
Correspondence The Golden Key by O. Ricks	38
Correspondence An Estimation of Weininger by True Womanhood	38
Correspondence Problem of Illegitimacy—A Reply by O. K.	38
Correspondence A Critical Survey by J. S. N. Roche	38
Correspondence Optimism and Poets by F. Langworthy	39
Advertisements	39

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 29 | 1912-06-06
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	41
The Servile State—II	41
Topics of the Week Political Offences	43
Champions of Morality by C. H. Norman	45
Advertisements	45
The Fetish of the Domestic ‘Sweat-Shop’ by Himandher	46
East and West by E. K. Guthrie	47
Minor Poets: Book Review of ‘The Strummings of a Lyre’ by F. Benham Burr, ‘The Cap of Care’ by James E. Pickering, ‘Sonnets’ by A. Pelham Webb, and ‘The Phantom Ship’ by E. H. Visiak by Rebecca West	48
Trafalgar Square by T. Bayard Simmons	49
The Malatesta Scandal by Guy A. Aldred	50
Interpretations of Life by Harry J. Birnstingl	50
The First Line of Defence: A Farce in One Act (Concluded) by Helen Hamilton	51
Advertisements	52
The Love of Woman: A True Character Sketch by C. W. L.	54
A Twentieth Century Arcadia by Horace B. Samuel	55
Correspondence Political Offenders by Mary Gawthorpe	55
Advertisements	55
Correspondence Woman and the House by Florence Edgar Hobson	56
Correspondence A Reply by Rebecca West	56
Correspondence The Melancholy Mr. Roche by C. H. Norman	57
Correspondence The Sins of the Fathers upon the Children by Mimi Brodie	58
Correspondence Religious or Pagan by Hatty Baker	58
Advertisements	58
Correspondence Atheists by Frances Prewett	59

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 30 | 1912-06-13
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden
Note: this issue included a photograph of Dora Marsden by George Charles Beresford as a supplement.

Contents	61
Sex and Character	61
Heaven by E. H. Visiak	63
Topics of the Week Wisdom While You Wait	64
The Judges and Hereditary Ability by C. H. Norman	65
Advertisements	65
Problem Plays and Novels by Wordsworth Donisthorpe	66
The Function of Passion by M. P. Willcocks	67
Rubens by E. K. Guthrie	69
Advertisements	69
Intrepretations of Life—II by Harry J. Birnstingl	70
‘Elsie Lindtner’: Book Review of ‘Elsie Lindtner’ by Karin Michaelis by Rebecca West	72
The Discussion Circle by B. Low	73
Correspondence Political Offenders by Mary Gawthorpe	74
Correspondence Strindberg by Amy Skovgaard-Pedersen	74
Correspondence ‘Pass the Bill’ by Katherine Vulliamy	75
Advertisements	75
Correspondence The Futile Bill by C. H. Norman	76
Correspondence Shall the Yoshiwara Be Rebuilt? by R. McD. Duckham	76
Correspondence Mr. Roche by Robert Williamson	76
Correspondence ‘Drainage Poets’ by F. Langworthy	76
Correspondence Some Thoughts on Religion by Florence E. Morley	77
Correspondence Interpretations of Sex by Françoise Mentur	77
Correspondence Free Unions by Mary Randolph	79
Correspondence Free Unions by Stanley Randolph	79
Correspondence ‘Champions of Morality’ by Gertrude Slater	79

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 31 | 1912-06-20
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	81
The Immorality of the Marriage Contract	81
Topics of the Week The Way Out	83
An Alternative Bill by C. H. Norman	84
The Problem of Illegitimacy—III: A Solution by William Foss	85
Advertisements	85
Truth and Untruth of the Times by F. R. Swan	86
Modernism in Morality: The Ethics of Sexual Relationships by Julian Warde	87
‘A Night in the Luxembourg’: Book Review of ‘A Night in the Luxembourg’ by Remy de Gourmont by Rebecca West	88
Advertisements	89
Atheists by Fred Collins	90
Provided For by Fanny Johnson	92
Advertisements	93
A Vision in the Strand by Cyril Picciotto	94
In the Wake of the ‘Titanic’ by Helen Meredith Macdonald	95
Correspondence The Necessity? by E. M. Watson	95
Correspondence An Analogy by Virginia K. Wearne	95
Correspondence Pass the Bill by Katharine Vulliamy	96
Correspondence Champions of Morality by Fatum	96
Advertisements	96
Correspondence The Oscar Wilde Monument by Gladys Jones	97
Correspondence Cooking and Drudgery by W. Gerrare	97
Correspondence Co-operative Housekeeping by Kathlyn Oliver	98
Correspondence Co-operative Housekeeping—A Response by the Author by Alice Melvin	98
Correspondence ‘Thought Mists’ by Nora Kiernon	99
Correspondence Les Filles de Joie by Huguenot	99
Correspondence Atheists by A. J. Arnold	99
Correspondence ‘Free Unions’ by B. L.	99
Advertisements	99

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 32 | 1912-06-27
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	101
Concerning the Idea of God	101
Gods by James A. Mackereth	102
Topics of the Week The Great Dynamic	103
Topics of the Week The Hunger-Strike	104
Interest by Arthur Kitson	105
Advertisements	105
Advertisements	109
Modernism in Morality: The Ethics of Sexual Relationships—II by Julian Warde	110
An Engaged Young Man—II by Selwyn Weston	111
A Free Woman by Henry Bryan Binns	112
The Savarkar Infamy by Guy A. Aldred	113
Advertisements	113
Done For by F. O’Robin	114
‘The Freewoman’ Discussion Circle by B. Low	115
Advertisements	115
Correspondence Strindberg by H. F. Rubinstein	116
Correspondence The Rebuilding of the Yoshiwara by G. T. Wrench	116
Correspondence Shall the Yoshiwara Be Rebuilt? by Amy Skovgaard-Pedersen	116
Correspondence Problem Plays and Novels by Avon	117
Correspondence ‘Political’ Offenders by W. Hindshaw	117
Correspondence ‘Spiritual Passion’ by Honor M. Pulley	118
Correspondence Interpretations of Sex by Mary Randolph	118
Correspondence Interpretations of Sex by Stanley Randolph	118
Correspondence The Marriage Service by A Protestant	118
Correspondence ‘Pass the Bill’ by C. H. Norman	118
Correspondence Cooking and Drudgery by Alice C. Burnett	119
Correspondence The Order of the Golden Age by Percy E. Beard	119
Correspondence The Humanitarian League	119
Advertisements	119

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 33 | 1912-07-04
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	121
What Is Justice? by Charles J. Whitby	121
Quien Sabe? by T. Bayard Simmons	122
Topics of the Week Suffragism	123
Topics of the Week The Labor Unrest by Arthur Kitson	123
Impressions of English Suffragism by Upton Sinclair	125
Advertisements	125
Male Chastity by E. S. P. Haynes	126
Art and the Theatre by E. K. Guthrie	127
The Singers by Amy Skovgaard-Pedersen	128
The House of Childhood: Book Review of ‘The Montessori Method’ by Maria Montessori by Winifred Hindshaw	128
Modernism in Morality: The Ethics of Sexual Relationships—III by Julian Warde	129
Advertisements	129
Have You Bought Your Rose?: A Memory of Alexandra’s Day by William Foss	131
A Plea for Marriage Reform by R. C. Fletcher Woods	132
Advertisements	132
An Engaged Young Man—III by Selwyn Weston	134
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding by C. H. Norman	135
Correspondence The Immorality of the Marriage Contract by A New Subscriber	135
Correspondence The Marriage Contract: Letter I by Helena Hadley	136
Correspondence The Marriage Contract: Letter II by D. Chapman	136
Correspondence Cooking and Drudgery by W. Gerrare	136
Correspondence Life on Simple Lines by George Frankland	136
Correspondence Limitations? by Virginia K. Wearne	137
Correspondence Capital by Arthur Hewson	137
Correspondence Co-operative Housekeeping by Kathlyn Oliver	137
Correspondence Corporal Punishment by Mother No. 2	137
Correspondence An Experience by M. S.	138
Correspondence A Definition by Arthur Hewson	138
Correspondence Champions of Morality: Letter I by Jessie Young	138
Correspondence Champions of Morality: Letter II by Minnie Cummings	138
Correspondence ‘Free Unions’ by B. L.	138
Correspondence ‘Shall the Yoshiwara Be Rebuilt?’ by E. M. Watson	139
Correspondence Pharisees—Ancient and Modern by F. O’Robin	139
Advertisements	139

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 34 | 1912-07-11
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	141
Ideas, or No Ideas?	141
Topics of the Week The Beginning	144
Robert and Clara Schumann: Collaboration betweeen a Great Composer and His Wife by Clement Antrobus Harris	145
Advertisements	145
Spinsters and Art: Book Review of ‘The Considine Luck’ by H.A. Hinkson, ‘The Spinster’ by Hubert Wales, and ‘The Trespasser’ by D.H. Lawrence by Rebecca West	147
History of Divorce: Book Review of ‘History of Divorce’ by S.B. Kitchin by E. S. P. Haynes	149
The Economic Freedom of Women by Ada Nield Chew	149
Advertisements	149
To Auguste Strindberg by Amy Skovgaard-Pedersen	152
Advertisements	152
‘The Freewoman’ Discussion Circle by B. Low	153
Maid’s Murder by O. S. Parker	153
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding—Letter I by The Editor of the “Christian Commonwealth”	154
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding—Letter II by Maud Slater	154
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding—Letter III by A. M. Bain	155
Correspondence ‘The Idea of God’ by M. Small	155
Correspondence The Yoshiwara Controversy by G. T. Wrench	155
Advertisements	155
Correspondence Self-Abuse and Insanity by P. T. T.	156
Correspondence Questions on Sex Oppression by Bessie Heyes	156
Correspondence A Women’s Point of View by Kathlyn Oliver	156
Correspondence Marriage Reform by A Protestant	156
Correspondence The Children of the State by Richard Tayleur	157
Correspondence Champions of Morality by Gladys Elmore	157
Advertisements	157
Correspondence The Strand Statues by Millicent Blackmore	158
Correspondence Foods, Indigestion, and Philosophy by Hugo Dick	158
Correspondence A Nom de Plume by F. W. Stella Browne	158
Correspondence The Penal Reform League by W. F. Cobb	158
Correspondence The Penal Reform League by Arthur St. John	158
Correspondence International Suffrage Congress by Rosika Schwimmer	159

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 35 | 1912-07-18
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Topics of the Week Why Revolt Drags	64
Contents	161
The Immorality of the Marriage Contract: A Commentary	161
War and Finance by Arthur Kitson	166
The Economic Freedom of Women by Ada Nield Chew	167
‘Shadows out of the Crowd’: Book Review of ‘Shadows out of the Crowd’ by Richard Curle by Rebecca West	170
At Dawn by E. H. Visiak	171
The Signing of the Will	171
A National Gallery Reverie by E. K. Guthrie	172
Advertisements	173
New York at 99° in the Shade	174
Interpellation: To Men and Women of All Civilized Countries by Helene Stocker	174
Correspondence Ideas or No Ideas by M. P. Willcocks	175
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding by C. H. Norman	176
Correspondence Illegitimacy by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	176
Correspondence Shall the Yoshiwara Be Rebuilt? by Amy Skovgaard-Pedersen	176
Correspondence Concerning the Yoshiwara by F. W. Stella Browne	176
Correspondence Concerning the Idea of God by W. F. Cobb	177
Correspondence Self-Abuse and Insanity by A. B.	177
Correspondence ‘What Is Justice?’ by S. E. Hadden	177
Correspondence Child Marriages by Rachel Graham	177
Advertisements	177
Correspondence Capital by Arthur Hewson	178
Correspondence Cooking and Drudgery by Alice C. Burnett	178
Correspondence Legalised Prostitution by F. Langworthy	178
Correspondence Questions of Sex-Oppression by Guy A. Aldred	179

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 36 | 1912-07-25
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	181
The Poor and the Rich	181
Topics of the Week An Exhausted Idea	183
Topics of the Week The Strike	184
The New Socialism by Charles J. Whitby	185
‘English Literature, 1880-1905’: Book Review of ‘English Literature, 1880-1905’ by J.M. Kennedy by Rebecca West	187
What Is Love? by Richard Carlile	189
On the Utility of Art: An Appeal to Modern Enthusiasm—I: Form by Muriel Ciolkowska	192
Advertisements	192
‘The Freewoman’ Discussion Circle by B. Low	193
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	194
Correspondence Interest by Greevz Fysher	194
Advertisements	194
Correspondence Ground-Rent by Chas. F. Hunt	196
Correspondence Child-Marriages by R. C. Fletcher Woods	196
Correspondence Divorce and the Marriage Contract by F. W. Stella Browne	197
Correspondence Divorce and the Marriage Contract—Response to F.D. Stella Browne’s Letter by Editors	197
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding by A. M. Bain	197
Correspondence Ideas or No Ideas? by Norah O’Shea	197
Correspondence ‘The Idea of God’ by A Bystander	197
Advertisements	197
Correspondence ‘What Is Justice?’ by Charles J. Whitby	198
Correspondence What? Whither? by A Disappointed Reader	198
Correspondence ‘Spinsters and Art’ by X	198
Correspondence A Critic by A Soldier	198
Correspondence Self-Abuse and Insanity by E. M. Watson	199
Correspondence An Open Letter to W.C. Anderson (Chairman of the I.L.P.) by R. Charles Price	199
Correspondence Editorial Notes and Corrections by Editors	199

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 37 | 1912-08-01
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	201
A New Aristocracy by Francis Grierson	201
Topics of the Week Interest by Arthur Kitson	202
Topics of the Week The Immorality of the ‘Morning Post’ Correspondence by Charles Granville	204
The New Saviours of Society by B. L.	204
On the Utility of Art—II by Muriel Ciolkowska	206
Repertory and a New Morality by John Rodker	208
The New Sense of Sin by F. R. Swan	209
Women as Sexualists by Grace Carter Smith	210
The Life History of Mary Smith, M.A.—I-III by Helen Hamilton	211
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	213
Correspondence Spinsters and Art by Rebecca West	213
Correspondence Ideas or No Ideas and Cheap Women by M. P. Willcocks	213
Correspondence Mr. C. H. Norman and Mr. McKenna by Mary Gawthorpe	214
Advertisements	214
Correspondence Mr. Norman’s Reply by C. H. Norman	215
Correspondence The New Working Women’s College by M. Bridges Adams	215
Correspondence A Reply to Mr. Price by John Rosmer	215
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding by C. H. Norman	216
Correspondence Virility in Women by Edwin Herrin	216
Correspondence The Editor of Interest by Greevz Fysher	216
Correspondence A Few Straight Questions to the Eugenics Society by F. W. Stella Browne	217
Advertisements	217
Correspondence The Seats of Authority by C. G. Gallichan	218
Correspondence The Seats of Authority by C. Gasquoine Hartley	218
Correspondence Contracts by Helena Hadley	218
Correspondence Child Marriages by Kathlyn Oliver	219
Correspondence English Prudery by P. T. T.	219
Correspondence In Response to Inquiries by Editors	219

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 38 | 1912-08-08
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	221
The Growing Ego—I	221
Topics of the Week Insurrection and Political Reform	223
‘The Freewoman’ Discussion Circle by B. Low	224
Advertisements	224
On the Utility of Art—II (cont.) Practical Application of the Foregoing Theories by Muriel Ciolkowska	225
An Unholy Trinity by E. K. Guthrie	227
Mongeham by E. H. Visiak	228
The Souteneur by Donald Campbell	228
The Cause of Financial Panics by Arthur Kitson	229
The Life History of Mary Smith, M.A.—IV-VI by Helen Hamilton	231
Advertisements	232
Comrade-Love by Henry Bryan Binns	233
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	234
Correspondence The Problems of Celibacy by E. Noel Morgan	234
Correspondence Nationalisation of Medicine by J. Barker Smith	234
Correspondence Mother-Interest and Child-Training by R. C. F. Woods	235
Correspondence Spinsters and Art by X	235
Correspondence ‘The Idea of God’ by A Bystander	235
Correspondence The Money Question by Arthur D. Lewis	235
Correspondence Birds and Capital by Greevz Fysher	236
Advertisements	236
Correspondence Interest by E. F. Mylius	237
Correspondence Mr. Norman and Mr. McKenna by Mary Gawthorpe	237
Correspondence The Publication of Havelock Ellis by Bloomsbury	239
Advertisements	239

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 39 | 1912-08-15
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	241
Culture and Intellect by Francis Grierson	241
The Atlantean by E. H. Visiak	241
Topics of the Week The State and Freedom	243
Strindberg—The English Gentleman: Book Review of ‘The Confession of a Fool’ and ‘Plays’ by August Strindberg by Rebecca West	245
The Cause of Financial Panics—II by Arthur Kitson	246
Will Men Govern When Women Have the Vote? by C. H. Norman	247
The New Order : Series II—I: The New Education: Free Initiative and Life-Long Culture by W. Allan Macdonald	249
The New Order : Series II—I: The New Education: Free Initiative and Life-Long Culture by Helen Meredith Macdonald	249
The Social Value of Women’s Suffrage by Horace Holley	251
Advertisements	253
The Disabilities of Women by D. M. Richardson	254
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	256
Correspondence Money, Capital and Interest by Arthur Kitson	256
Correspondence On Interest by Greevz Fysher	256
Correspondence Women and the Evolutionary Force by Norah O’Shea	257
Correspondence The Children of the State by Richard Tayleur	257
Correspondence More Questions by F. W. Stella Browne	258
Correspondence On the Utility of Art by Muriel Ciolkowska	258
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding by C. H. Norman	258
Advertisements	258
Correspondence English Prudery by W. H. A.	259
Correspondence The Problems of Celibacy by W. H. A.	259
Correspondence Illegitimacy by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	259

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 40 | 1912-08-22
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	261
Work and Life	261
Topics of the Week Ulster andThe W.S.P.U.	263
The Case of Penelope by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	265
Usury (Payment for the Use of Things): The Prime Cause of Want and Unemployment by Arthur Kitson	266
Strindberg—The English Gentleman: Book Review of ‘The Confession of a Fool’ and ‘Plays’ by August Strindberg—II by Rebecca West	268
Advertisements	268
Mother-Interest and Child-Training by Ada Nield Chew	270
First Nights of London Plays by Rita	272
£400 a Year by Helen Hamilton	274
Advertisements	274
Education from the Universal Standpoint—VII: Fatherhood and Motherhood by Philip Oyler	275
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	276
Correspondence Queries by Rachel Graham	276
Correspondence Mr. Wells on Intellectual Women by Isabel Leatham	277
Correspondence Money and Interest by Arthur Kitson	277
Correspondence The End of the Money-Market by E. F. Mylius	277
Advertisements	277
Correspondence The Human Trinity by Chas. F. Hunt	278
Correspondence A Hint of the Government by E. H. Visiak	278
Correspondence Money, Capital, and Interest by Arthur D. Lewis	279
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding by Mary Gawthorpe	279
Correspondence Re Kitson Works on Money by A. P. Finch	279

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 40 | 1912-08-29
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	281
The Woman Movement and the ‘Ablest Socialists’	281
Mr. Jones’ Defence by H. F. Rubinstein	286
Usury: The Prime Cause of Want and Unemployment—II by Arthur Kitson	288
Advertisements	289
A Last Word on Whistler by E. K. Guthrie	291
The New Hygiene: Natural Health Versus Economic Wealth by W. Allan Macdonald	292
The New Hygiene: Natural Health Versus Economic Wealth by Helen Meredith Macdonald	292
Advertisements	293
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	294
Correspondence A Correction by Bloomsbury	294
Correspondence The Competitive Spirit by Henry Meulen	294
Correspondence Land and Capital by Chas. F. Hunt	294
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding by C. H. Norman	295
Correspondence Insurrectionary Morality by Mary Gawthorpe	295
Correspondence The Case of Penelope by Margaret Theobald	295
Correspondence Chastity and Fidelity by Arthur D. Lewis	296
Correspondence Grades in Happiness by E. Noel Morgan	296
Advertisements	296
Correspondence Rebecca West’s Attack on Men by Scotus	298
Correspondence The Daughter and the Home by E. J. C.	298
Correspondence The Forcible Feeding of Mrs. Leigh by Mary Gawthorpe	299
Correspondence The Lord Chief Justice and the Lash by The Humanitarian League	299
Advertisements	299

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 41 | 1912-08-29
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	281
The Woman Movement and the ‘Ablest Socialists’	281
Mr. Jones’ Defence by H. F. Rubinstein	286
Usury: The Prime Cause of Want and Unemployment—II by Arthur Kitson	288
Advertisements	289
A Last Word on Whistler by E. K. Guthrie	291
The New Hygiene: Natural Health Versus Economic Wealth by W. Allan Macdonald	292
The New Hygiene: Natural Health Versus Economic Wealth by Helen Meredith Macdonald	292
Advertisements	293
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	294
Correspondence A Correction by Bloomsbury	294
Correspondence The Competitive Spirit by Henry Meulen	294
Correspondence Land and Capital by Chas. F. Hunt	294
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding by C. H. Norman	295
Correspondence Insurrectionary Morality by Mary Gawthorpe	295
Correspondence The Case of Penelope by Margaret Theobald	295
Correspondence Chastity and Fidelity by Arthur D. Lewis	296
Correspondence Grades in Happiness by E. Noel Morgan	296
Advertisements	296
Correspondence Rebecca West’s Attack on Men by Scotus	298
Correspondence The Daughter and the Home by E. J. C.	298
Correspondence The Forcible Feeding of Mrs. Leigh by Mary Gawthorpe	299
Correspondence The Lord Chief Justice and the Lash by The Humanitarian League	299
Advertisements	299

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 42 | 1912-09-05
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	301
The Policy of ‘The Freewoman’	301
‘The King’: Book Review of the ‘The King’ by Stephen Phillips, ‘Sonnets and Ballate of Guido Cavalcanti’ translated by Ezra Pound, and ‘Poems of Love and Earth’ by John Drinkwater by Rebecca West	306
The True Inwardness of Divorce by Charles J. Whitby	307
Will Men Govern When Women Have the Vote? by C. H. Norman	308
Currency and Co-operation by Arthur Kitson	309
Advertisements	309
Police Systems and Organised Crime by Donald Campbell	310
Notice to the Readers of ‘The Freewoman’ by The Editor of The Freewoman	311
Correspondence The Policy of ‘The Freewoman’ by H. G. Wells	312
Correspondence The Normal Social State by Rachel East	312
Correspondence Work and Life by Rachel Graham	313
Advertisements	313
Correspondence Strindberg, Rebecca West, and Loneliness by R.	314
Correspondence The Case of Penelope: Letter I by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	314
Advertisements	315
Correspondence The Case of Penelope: Letter II by The Wife of the Writer of the Article	316
Correspondence ‘The Remedy’ by Florence Gay	316
Correspondence Forcible Feeding by Mary Gawthorpe	316
Correspondence The Forcible Feeding of Mrs. Leigh by P. T. T.	318
Correspondence The Causes of Usury by Arthur D. Lewis	318
Correspondence State Banking and Currency v. Competition by E. F. Mylius	318
Correspondence Forcible Feeding Memorial by Hanna Sheehy Skeffington	319

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 43 | 1912-09-12
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	321
The Slave	321
Topics of the Week On Machines	324
The Circle of Intelligence: The Resurrectionists by Huntly Carter	325
The Machine: A Criticism by Maurice Newfield	326
‘The Freewoman’ Discussion Circle by F. W. Stella Browne	327
The Freewoman’ Discussion Circle by B. Low	327
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	328
Correspondence The Policy of ‘The Freewoman’ by Arthur D. Lewis	328
Correspondence Anarchy, Democracy, and ‘The Freewoman’ by Jas. Fowler Shone	328
Correspondence ‘Crawling on All Fours’ and Crafts by Françoise Lafitte	328
Advertisements	328
Correspondence Mr. McKenna and Forcible Feeding, and Other Matters by C. H. Norman	329
Correspondence State-Aided Freedom by Tallis Avis	329
Correspondence Fidelity by E. M. Watson	330
Correspondence The Case of Penelope by Arthur D. Lewis	330
Correspondence Asceticism by Ina Gordon-Menzies	331
Correspondence Letter I: The Bann on ‘The Freewoman’ by Helen Fox	331
Correspondence Letter II: The Bann on ‘The Freewoman’ by W. Hewitt	331
Correspondence The Ethics of Flogging by M. A. F.	331
Correspondence Is Division of Labour Injurious? by Greevz Fysher	331
Correspondence Mr. Kitson’s Currency Theories by Arthur Kitson	333
Correspondence Dollars and Currency by Chas. F. Hunt	333
Correspondence ‘In Vindication of Competition’ by Henry Meulen	333
Advertisements	333
Correspondence Re Insurance Bill and Sanatoria by Lucy Thoumasom	334
Correspondence The Action of Mrs. Leigh by Mary Gawthorpe	335
Advertisements	335
Correspondence The Mountjoy Prisoners by Mary Gawthorpe	338
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	339

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 44 | 1912-09-19
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	341
Mos Pro Lege in New York by Reginald Wright Kauffman	341
The Legend by E. H. Visiak	342
Topics of the Week Conscription	343
Topics of the Week The Moralist’s Dilemma	343
Advertisements	345
Marriage: Book Review of ‘Marriage’ by H.G. Wells by Rebecca West	346
The Philo-Thespians by Huntly Carter	348
The Working Women’s College by B. L.	349
The New Order: Series II—IV: The New Religion: Cosmic Harmony in Human Conduct by W. Allan Macdonald	351
The New Order: Series II—IV: The New Religion: Cosmic Harmony in Human Conduct by Helen Meredith Macdonald	351
Women Inventors by G. H. Rayner	352
Correspondence The Case for Constancy by Margaret Theobald	353
Advertisements	353
Correspondence The Case of Penelope by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	354
Correspondence Fidelity by Kathlyn Oliver	354
Correspondence ‘The Freewoman’ by F. Sheehy Skeffington	356
Correspondence Eugenics in America by R. B. Kerr	356
Correspondence Girls of To-Day by Male Pedant	356
Correspondence Children’s Surnames by E. H. James	356
Correspondence Special Treatment for Suffragists by Mary Gawthorpe	358
Correspondence Freemasons by N. I. L.	359

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 45 | 1912-09-26
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	361
The Dances of the ‘Stars’ by Huntly Carter	361
Topics of the Week Voting	363
Topics of the Week Low Forms of Society	364
Topics of the Week Leadership	365
‘The New Humpty Dumpty’: Book Review of ‘The New Humpty Dumpty’ by Daniel Chaucer by Rebecca West	366
Advertisements	367
Leadership by Charles J. Whitby	368
Advertisements	369
The New Order: Series II—IV (continued): The New Religion: Cosmic Harmony in Human Conduct by W. Allan Macdonald	370
The New Order: Series II—IV (continued): The New Religion: Cosmic Harmony in Human Conduct by Helen Meredith Macdonald	370
‘The Freewoman’ Discussion Circle by B. Low	371
Correspondence Representation and Government by Frances Prewett	371
Correspondence Slaves! To Arms! by Françoise Lafitte	371
Correspondence The Original Impulse by Dorothy Richardson	372
Correspondence Letter I: The Case of Penelope by Edmund B. D’Auvergne	372
Correspondence Letter II: The Case of Penelope by Arthur D. Lewis	373
Correspondence Rebecca West’s Review of ‘Marriage’ by X	373
Correspondence Money by Chas. F. Hunt	373
Correspondence The Evil of Government by C. H. Norman	374
Correspondence To World’s End via the Cape by Edwin Herrin	374
Advertisements	374
Correspondence What Is Individualism? by Mary Gawthorpe	375

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 46 | 1912-10-03
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	381
A One-Sided Philosophy by Charles J. Whitby	381
Topics of the Week Snowdenism	382
Advertisements	384
Craigoscurosis by Huntly Carter	385
The Failure of Marriage by A. B.	386
Credit: A Neglected Factor of Exchange by Henry Meulen	387
Advertisements	387
Moralities and Morality by John Rodker	389
So Simple: Book Review of ‘The Consumer in Revolt’ by Teresa Billington Greig, ‘Dreams, and Dream Life and Real Life’ by Olive Schreiner, and ‘The Naked Soul’ by Louise Heilgers by Rebecca West	390
The Harlot by Thomas Moult	391
Co-operative Farming for Women by Bessie Drysdale	392
Correspondence Note to Correspondents by Editors	393
Correspondence Society an Organism by Frances Prewett	393
Correspondence Voting and the Suffragists by K. Temple Bird	394
Correspondence Rebels and Government by Edwin Herrin	394
Advertisements	394
Correspondence The Ethics of Flogging by Henry S. Salt	395
Correspondence The Case of Penelope by Margaret Theobald	395
Correspondence Christian Scientists and Action by Frederick Dixie	398
Correspondence The Inefficacy of Feeding by Force by T. K. Cheyne	398
Correspondence The Feminist Congress by Edith How Martyn	398
Correspondence The International Suffrage Shop by George Lansbury	398
Correspondence The International Suffrage Shop by H. M. Swanwick	398
Correspondence The International Suffrage Shop by B. Tchaykovsky	398
Correspondence An Open Letter to Mrs. Leigh by Lily Gair Wilkinson	399

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The Freewoman | Volume 2 Number 47 | 1912-10-10
Subtitle: A Weekly Humanist Review
Edited by: Dora Marsden

Contents	401
Our Last Issue by Dora Marsden	401
Our Last Issue by Grace Jardine	401
The Widow’s Mite by E. H. Visiak	402
Two Books by David Graham Phillips: Book Review of ‘The Conflict’ and ‘The Price She Paid’ by David Graham Phillips by Rebecca West	403
Advertisements	403
Shawkspeare as a Savoyard by Huntly Carter	405
Platonic Love Letters by Mary Holmes	406
Advertisements	407
‘The Freewoman’ Discussion Circle by B. Low	408
Note about Correspondence by Editors	408