Women of all Nations is a book by British anthropologist Thomas Athol Joyce, first published in 1908. The book is a portrait of the lives, occupations, status, and overall descriptions of women around the world; Oceania, Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, and South America. It begins with an acknowledgement that throughout history, women have been seen as inferior to their male counterparts, and the book claims to be 'the story of how woman has ceased to be the slave of man'. Very racist and objectifying, but if you can 'ignore' those aspects, the details of how women around the world lived back in the early twentieth century, makes for a fascinating read.
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