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Excerpt from Sex Equality: A Solution of the Woman Problem
While it has been in the plan of this book to ground its underlying principles on strictly scientific premises, it has also been the aim to give it a popular form in the hope of reaching a wider audience. The critic, as he proceeds, is likely to Oh jcet that sentiment has no place in a trea tise aiming to be scientific. This may or may not be true. It all depends upon the nature of the science. In logic or mathe maties sentiment surely has no place. In society it is, however, an important if not a chief factor, and a resort to it may help the reader to a better understanding of all that constitutes sociologic science.
The author desires to acknowledge his obligations to those writers from whose works he has made quotations in the prep aration of this volume.
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