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Scritto nel 1869 da John Stuart Mill, ‘La schiavitù delle donne’ è uno dei più importanti saggi sulla questione femminile.
John Stuart Mill (Pentonville, 20 maggio 1806 – Avignone, 8 maggio 1873) è stato un filosofo ed economista britannico, uno dei massimi esponenti del liberalismo e dell’utilitarismo.
Tradotto da Anna Maria Mozzoni (Milano, 5 maggio 1837 – Roma, 14 giugno 1920), giornalista italiana, attivista dei diritti civili e pioniera del femminismo in Italia.

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