Motherhood and the Relationships of the Sexes
The overwhelming events of the Great War—Change in my own     views—Primitive conception of the relative position of the     two sexes—The war divides the feminist struggle into two     periods—The demand of woman to live her own life—The merits     and demerits of the Suffrage Movement—The vote gospel a     drug swallowed to still the craving for something vitally     needed—Women swept out of their own interests into a swirling     sea of desire—Emotion the strong guide to action—Militancy—A     tremendous adventure—The mob spirit—Sowing a crop of feminine     wild oats—What has been gained—Much experience and some     knowledge—Experience indispensable as a foundation of a broader     feminism—Solidarity of women—War came like a thunderbolt from a     clear sky—The clamour and deception of meetings and propaganda.