Léonie Rouzade

In the former, the shipwrecked Théodose discovers an island where everyone works harmoniously for only four hours a day enjoying complete equality between men and women.

[3] In the latter, a woman confined to a harem in the Middle East leads a revolt, imposing a new code of law based on men obeying the rule of women.

[4][5] In 1878, Rouzade participated in the International Congress of Women where she met Hubertine Auclert who encouraged her to support Droit des femmes which she founded the following year.

On 28 February 1880, Le Prolétaire announced that the Union des femmes (UdF) had been established by Léonie Rouzade and Eugénie Pierre.

[4][1] In 1891, she joined La Solida des femmes founded by Eugénie Potonié-Pierre but left the organization around 1901 after the founder's death.