[Rarebooks] FS: Early Feminist document.

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Conseil national des femmes francaises. DEUXIEME ASSEMBLEE GENERALE 
PUBLIQUE. LE 29 JANVIER 1905. Paris: Siege de la Societe: 1905. 112 
pp. Sm. 8vo. Paper wrappers.  First printing

Important early document in the feminist movement. The CNFF was 
founded in 1901 though some radical French feminists did not join due 
to its relationship with certain international organizations. This 
was the second meeting, with papers by Sarah Monod: Le Conseil 
International des Femmes Berlin; Avril de Sainte-Croix: Complete 
rendu des travaux du Congres National des Femmes Francaises en 1904; 
D'Abbadie D'Arrast: Les Femmes et le Code civil; Oddo-Deflou: Les 
Femmes et la Tutelle; Eugenie Weill: Rapport de las section 
d'assistance; Alphen-Salvador: De la Situation de la femme dans 
l'enseignement; and Oster: Le travail des Femmes en France. Plus 
articles, by-laws, etc for the organization and its related 
international groups.

Harvard has the first four issues (17 mai 1903-7 juillet 1907). 
Bibliotheque Nationale has the 1903 and 1907 issues. Scarce.

Wrappers repaired and renewed, front wrapper partially detached, one 
leaf loose, paper browned and fragile for the first few pages with a 
few tape repairs. About good.   [25935]  $150


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