The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 3

Friday, July 16th

Dear Madam,

There is no conviction which I am more deeply impressed with, than with the necessity for the political representation of women to secure their equal treatment by the legislature, and the abrogation of the monstrous laws affecting their property and industry 1 greatly lament the loss of an opportunity of stating publicly some of the grounds on which that conviction rests.

I remain, dear Madam,

Truly yours,

T. G. Cliffe Leslie.

Mrs. Taylor,

Aubrey House.