Baxter, Richard — Guilty Women

Quality Press Ltd., 1941. Hardcover. A little-known 1941 publication by Richard Baxter, Guilty Women evidently inspired by the publication of Guilty Men the year before. Baxter's rant was deeply misogynistic, and his 'essentialist constructions of women's nature' were by no means atypical, reflecting the gendered underpinnings of foreign policy debates. ( from a Review of Gottlieb's book Guilty Women', Foreign Policy, and Appeasement in Inter-War Britain by Daniel Hucker 2015. Mistogynistic it is .There are not many women who can resist the temptation to participate in some form of political intrigue. It gives them a false sense of power and domination and appeals to their natures. Much detail about Hitler's relationships and manipulation f women. 127p wartime producion with some toning. and light foxing. Dulled boards are worn at edges and a little marked. See scans . Good