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Step into a fascinating alternate future with Douglas Morey Ford's "The Raid of Dover: A Romance of the Reign of Woman, A.D. 1940." This thought-provoking dystopian novel explores a world radically transformed by women in power. Published originally in 1912, this early work of science fiction offers a unique perspective on suffrage and the potential consequences of a society where traditional gender roles are completely reversed.
Envisioning Great Britain in 1940, the story delves into the social and political landscape shaped by female dominance. This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to explore the author's vision of a matriarchal society, raising compelling questions about power, gender, and social justice. Experience this compelling and cautionary tale that blends romance with speculative fiction, remaining relevant for its exploration of feminist themes and enduring questions about the roles of men and women.
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