The Rights of Women: Reprinted from the Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Review, July 1851, is a major work by Harriet Hardy Taylor Mill, a prominent 19th-century British feminist and writer. The publication examines the issue of women's suffrage, demonstrating their importance in the social context and arguing for their necessity to achieve equality. The book reflects the author's many years of research on women's rights and acts as an important document in support of women's choice and active participation in political life.