In 'Women under Polygamy' by Walter Matthew Gallichan, the author delves into the complex and controversial topic of polygamy as it relates to the treatment and rights of women within such relationships. Gallichan's writing style is academic and analytical, drawing on historical anecdotes and sociological theories to examine the lasting effects of polygamy on women in various cultures. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges faced by women in polygamous marriages, shedding light on the social dynamics and power structures at play. Walter Matthew Gallichan, a noted social reformer and writer, was inspired to explore the topic of women in polygamous relationships due to his passion for women's rights and social justice. His background in sociology and advocacy for gender equality inform his nuanced and insightful exploration of the subject in 'Women under Polygamy'. I highly recommend 'Women under Polygamy' to readers interested in gender studies, sociology, and women's rights. Gallichan's thorough research and compassionate approach make this book a valuable contribution to the ongoing discussion on gender equality and social reform.