"Mrs. Maxon Protests" is a novel by the famous English writer Anthony Hope, which tells the story of a woman in the midst of a class-economic society of the late 19th century. The main character, Elizabeth Maxon, decides to raise her voice in the world of politics and social reforms, as evidenced by the very title of the work. In this book, the author examines the status and role of women in society, her desire to be an independent and self-sufficient individual in conditions where women's rights were severely restricted. The reader will experience the deep inner thoughts and moral doubts of the main character, who is faced with a choice between the permanence of traditions or a change in her own life. "Mrs. Maxon Protests" is a fascinating story of courage, self-sacrifice and the struggle for one's own voice in the world, which leaves the reader thinking about the importance of self-determination and self-development of each person.