Emily Davies’ ‘The Higher Education of Women’ is a groundbreaking exploration of the importance of providing women with access to higher education. Published in 1866, during a time when women’s educational opportunities were severely limited, the book presents a compelling argument for the benefits of intellectual stimulation and academic rigor for women. Davies employs a persuasive and informative tone, drawing on research and personal anecdotes to support her claims. The book is considered a key text in the early feminist movement, advocating for gender equality in education and society. Davies’s passionate writing style and commitment to social progress shine through in this thought-provoking work. Her advocacy for women’s education paved the way for future generations of female scholars and leaders. ‘The Higher Education of Women’ is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of women’s rights and the development of higher education for all.