Published in 1879, this book is a seminal work of socialist and feminist literature. Written by German politician August Bebel and American socialist Daniel De Leon, this book offers a scathing critique of capitalism and patriarchy, and advocates for universal suffrage and women's liberation. With its powerful rhetoric and passionate arguments, this book remains a classic of socialist and feminist theory.

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