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(London: Longmans, Green, Reader and Dyer 1869). First UK Edition. iv, 188 pages. Publisher's original mustard cloth titled in gilt to the spine and stamped in blind to the front board. Brown coated end-papers This copy was formerly owned by Repton School in Derbyshire and has one, neat, 19th century library stamp to the title page and later De-Accession Stamp when it was withdrawn from the school library. Head and tail of spine pushed and worn; spine darkened; front and rear hinges professionally repaired; top edge dusty. About VG with a clean interior. No inscriptions. One of the foundation stones of the early women's rights movement by one of the earliest male proponents of true gender equality. Looks very smart in its protective acetate cover. Photographs/scans available upon request.

In 'The Subjection of Women', Mill argues for the equality of the sexes and women's rights.