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A Vindication of the Rights of Woman -- e-text
Source: Bartleby.com
Author: Mary Wollstonecraft
Country: United States

The first great feminist treatise. Wollstonecraft makes her case, not through a plea for pity, but through an appeal to dignity. (1792)

History of women's protest in music and art
Source: International Alliance for Women in Music
Country: United States

A collection of women's artistic protest against social wrongs from Sappho to current day. A testament to the power of art to expose and to battle injustice without violence or government.

Anarcha-Feminism Resource
Source: Mid Atlantic InfoShop
Country: United States
E-mail: ChuckO@infoshop.org

A wonderful and frequently updated site for the works of anarcha-feminists -- including de Cleyre and Goldman -- with links that take through the history and theory of feminist anarchism as well as informing you of contemporary events.

Wendy McElroy -- collected essays on individualist feminism
Source: Zetetics
Country: Canada

An archived collection of the essays and articles of Wendy McElroy on individualist feminism.

A Celebration of Women Writers
Source: Books On-Line
Country: United States
E-mail: mmbt@cs.cmu.edu

"The Celebration provides a comprehensive listing of links to biographical and bibliographical information about women writers, and complete published books written by women." Includes the works of many individualist feminists.

Christina Hoff Sommers
Source: Equity Feminism.com
State: MA, Country: United States

Collection of articles and book reviews (as well as responses from critics) from the Clark University philosophy professor and author of "Who Stole Feminism? How Women Have Betrayed Women."

Give Me Liberty
Source: The Memory Hole
Author: Rose Wilder Lane
Country: United States
E-mail: akoontz@borg.com

One of the pivotal works of individualist feminism -- online with a biographical intro of the author, Rose Wilder Lane. (1936)

The Subjection of Women
Source: The University of Melbourne
Author: John Stuart Mill (and Harriet Taylor Mill)
Country: Australia

John Stuart Mill's classic essay arguing for the equality of women, online. The participation of his wife in this work is not always acknowledged.

Directory to free online banned books
Source: Univ. of Penn
Country: United States

A large selection of free online books that have been banned, including Margaret Sanger's "Family Limitations," Voltaire's "Candide," and Lawrence's "Lady Chatterley's Lover." The most common reason for banning? The frank and serious manner in which women's sexuality is discussed.

Undine -- free online book by Olive Schreiner
Source: Indiana University
Author: Olive Schreiner
Country: United States

The novel "Undine" precedes "The Story of an African Farm" which remains the most famous work by the 19th century individualist feminist Olive Schreiner (aka Ralph Irons).

The Montessori Method -- free online book
Source: Univ. of Penn
Author: Maria Montessori
Country: United States

Montessori's famous work, "The Montessori Method," which many 19th century ifeminists in the late 19th and early 20th century believed could revolutionize the education of children, thus producing a free society. (1912)

Writings of Claire Wolfe
Source: Liberty Activist
Author: Claire Wolfe
Country: United States

A collection of essays and speeches by the penultimate ifeminist advocate of the Second Amendment and privacy rights -- Claire Wolfe.

The Equality of the Two Sexes
Source: Sunshine for Women
Author: Francois Poullain de la Barre
Country: United States

A summary of de la Barre's 1673 book arguing for the equality of the sexes, along with historical context. This early male advocate for feminism is much ignored.

Margaret Fuller -- free online book of reviews, essays, poetry
Source: Univ. of Michigan
Author: Margaret Fuller
Country: United States

A free online copy of "Life without and life within; or, Reviews, narratives, essays, and poems," by the classical liberal and ifeminist Margaret Fuller Ossoli, edited by her brother, Arthur B. Fuller. (1859)

My Disillusionment in Russia -- free online book
Source: pitzer.edu
Author: Emma Goldman
Country: United States

Although Emma Goldman was not an individualist, her repudiation of the Bolshevik social experiment remains one of the most honest critiques of collectivism penned during that era. (1925)

Feisty femmes
Source: Razberry
Country: United States

Journalist Donna Laframboise, critic of all things politically correct, has assembled a collection of stories from feisty femmes as an antidote to the woman-as-victim notion. There is a link to her Great Guys site.

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