Essays Against Woman Suffrage is a collection of 21 essays written by English writer Mary Lincoln Ford. The author argues her position against giving women the right to vote, pointing to their natural weakness and calling for the preservation of traditional gender roles in society. The book provides an opportunity to better understand the anti-feminist views of the 19th century and the context in which they were formed. The Essay Against Woman Suffrage is an important document in the history of gender relations and the conviction of many people of the time.