"French Feminism II: The Political and Family Emancipation of Women" is a book written by the famous French historian Charles Marie Joseph Turgeon, which clearly demonstrates the stages of women's emancipation in French society. The author examines important aspects of a woman's political and family life in a historical context, revealing the mechanisms of her gradual recognition and acquisition of rights. The book "French Feminism II" reveals classic and modern approaches to the role of women in society, reflecting important events and reforms that allowed women to go beyond traditional restrictions. The reader will have the opportunity to better understand the path of women's emancipation in the history of France and feel the origins of modern feminism. "French Feminism II: The Political and Family Emancipation of Women" is not only a historical essay, but also an up-to-date analysis of the status of women in public and private life, which will be of interest to a wide range of readers interested in the topic of gender equality.