"Woman and the Republic" is a comprehensive examination of the women's suffrage movement in the United States, highlighting the claims and arguments of its most prominent advocates. This unaltered, high-quality reissue of the original 1897 edition provides deep insights into the historical contexts and challenges women faced in their pursuit of equality. The author, Helen Kendrick Johnson, analyzes the social and political conditions that shaped the movement and offers an informed discussion on the progress and setbacks women experienced on their path to political participation. Hansebooks, as the publisher, is dedicated to preserving historical literature and ensuring that significant works, often available only as antiques today, remain accessible for future generations. This publication is not only important for those interested in the women's movement but also for anyone looking to engage with the history of social justice.