"The Free Woman, Part 2 of 2. A Reply to M. Michelet, Proudhon, E. de Girardin, A. Comte, and Other Modern Innovators" is a revolutionary treatise by Madame d'Ericourt, a 19th-century French writer, raising issues of gender equality and humiliation women in society. In this book, with the author's courage, the position of women is analyzed, the limitations inherent in them are criticized, and a demand is made for society to recognize their rights. Madame d'Ericourt, growing up in the environment of the French bourgeoisie, strongly opposes stereotypes and prejudices that limit the opportunities of women in their development and self-realization. She dispels myths about women's weakness and challenges readers to think about how society can change its foundations to give women equal rights and opportunities. In this second part of the book, the author continues his frank analysis and expresses new ideas about how women can take their place of honor in society. La femme affranchie thoroughly destroys established stereotypes about the role of women and calls for radical changes in the perception of gender issues. This book is a supplement to the first part of "The Free Woman" and has become a stumbling block for many believers in equality and justice. La femme affranchie became a manifesto of the struggle for women's rights and leaves readers with the conviction that only by changing the institutions that oppress women can true equality be achieved in society."