Suggestions for increasing ethical stability.

Good, sewn, front gray wrapper with printed title-piece. 103, [1] p.; 15 cm . Lacks spine and rear wrapper `Dear Lady Ailsa, You asked me to write out in terms of Logic the reasons which you and I had agreed on for not joining in the demand for the suffrage. The statement which I have drawn up in res ponse to your request forms Chapter II. of the following booklet. Failing s trength prevents my arranging it in strict literary form; but I feel that i t is a suitable introduction to the paper of "Suggestions for Increasing Et hical Stability," which I have been asked to re-publish. M. E. Boole.' (p. 5) -- `Preface. This book was written by a woman for women. Men have their own modes of revelation; reminiscences of those intense moments during whic h the Laws of the Logos were being burned into the tissues of our male ance stors. Some man will no doubt interpret, in terms of the Higher Logic, the specially masculine experiences. The task of the present writer is to show to women that we became logical, not while herding in gangs or competing ag ainst each other or against the male sex, but while pouring out our hearts and lives in the shelter of our own homes.' (p. 7) -- `Contents. Preface. I ntroduction. Part I. The process of logical induction in its relation to he alth and ethics-- chap. I. Laws of thought (extracts from George Boole). II . Hunters and brooders. Part II. Suggestions for increasing ethical stabili ty.' (p. 9). Binding is Paperbound.…