What was the Woman's Bible?
A children's book
A critical examination of the Bible by Stanton from a female perspective
A cookery book
Stanton's autobiography
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The Woman's Bible was a critical examination of the Bible by Elizabeth Cady Stanton from a female perspective. It was published in two volumes in 1895 and 1898. Stanton and her collaborators argued that the Bible was a patriarchal text that had been used to justify the oppression of women.
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