Òyì nke e mepụtara

THE further we go in the analysis of woman's claim to esteem the more we must deny her of what is lofty and noble, great and beautiful. As this chapter is about to take the deciding and most extreme step in that direction, I should like to make a few remarks as to my position. The last thing I wish to advocate is the Asiatic standpoint with regard to the treatment of women. Those who have care-fully followed my remarks as to the injustice that all forms of sexuality and erotics visit on woman wi