The Non-Sexist Bhagavad Gita

This book is the same as the English translation of the Bhagavad Gita published in Volume 8 of The Sacred Books of the East in 1882, edited by Max Mler (that translation is now in the public domain), except that this book does not contain an introduction, footnotes, or verses that are sexist, namely these verses: "In consequence of the predominance of impiety, O Krishna! the women of the family become corrupt; and the women becoming corrupt, O descendant of Vrishni! intermingling of castes results; that intermingling necessarily leads the family and the destroyers of the family to hell; for when the ceremonies of (offering) the balls of food and water (to them) fail, their ancestors fall down (to hell))", "Be not effeminate, O son of Prith? it is not worthy of you", "For, O son of Prith? even those who are of sinful birth, women, Vaisyas; and Sras likewise, resorting to me, attain the supreme goal", and "And among females, fame, fortune, speech, memory, intellect, courage, forgiveness". Those verses are usually 1:41-42, part of 2:3, 9:32, and 10:34 respectively. As well, the British spelling has been changed to American spelling.