Fourteen to One

This book is a collection of short stories about women's lives and experiences in the late 1800s. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps was a prolific American writer who was known for her feminist and reformist perspectives. The stories in Fourteen to One deal with themes such as marriage, motherhood, social class, and gender inequality.
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