What's Wrong with the World Chapter 26 - The Queen and the Suffragettes

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What's Wrong with the World Chapter 26 - The Queen and the Suffragettes

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In which a curious meditation is offered on the nature of governance and the distinctive roles of women therein, suggesting that feminine influence is best wielded as a singular, sovereign force rather than through the clamorous means of democratic voting. It is observed that history favours the image of the queen who persuades rather than the suffragette who votes, for collective power too often transforms delicate individuality into a fearsome multitude.

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