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Feminism
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1972 The Female EunuchLondon: 1972Celebrated publisher Carmen Callil's personal copy of her schoolmate Germain Greer's seminal feminist work, with annotations from Callil. -
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1987 American Women in the 1920s: Setting a CourseBoston: 1987A personalised, signed first paperback edition of this exploration of the changes and struggles faced by women in 1920s America, written by Professor Dorothy M. Brown. -
1960 The Women at Oxford: A Fragment of HistoryLondon: 1960A pleasing first edition which tells the story of women's struggle for equal opportunity at Oxford. -
1904 Women Who Have Worked and WonLondon: [1904]The first edition of this interesting illustrated work on the lives of many noted and influential Christian women, written by Jennie Chappell and bound in half calf. -
1984 Axioms: A NovelLondon: 1984A lovely first edition copy of Sheila Macleod's powerful feminist novel, in the original unclipped dust wrapper. -
1914 Prisons and Prisoners: Some Personal ExperiencesLondon: 1914The first edition of this compelling autobiography by militant suffragette, Constance Lytton, who writes of her experiences being imprisoned for protests. -
1972 Women in BetweenNew York : 1972A first edition of this informative work on female roles in New Guinea society by anthropologist Marilyn Strathern. -
1913 Die Weiberherrschaft in der Geschichte der Menschheit: Zweiter BandMunich: 1913Volume II of a three volume set of Fuchs and Kind's profusely illustrated history of female power throughout history. -
1996 The Feminine MystiqueNorfolk: 1996A handsome collector's edition copy of this classic feminist book by Betty Friedan, widely recognised as having started the second-wave feminist movement. -
1944 Women Writers and The Later Women NovelistsOxford : 1944-47A study of women's contribution to English literature in history by B. G. MacCarthy, two first editions. -
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2006 American Women in Gilded Age LondonGainesville: 2006An interesting historical account of female American literary expatriates in London, the author's presentation copy. A bright first edition, first impression. -
1861 Poems by Eliza CookLondon & New York: 1861A beautiful clothbound collection of the poetry of Eliza Cook, selected by the author and illustrated throughout. -
1898 Via LucisParis: 1898A fine, first edition copy of Julia Brewster's journal which was printed posthumously. -
1827 A Word in Favor of Female SchoolsLondon: 1827A scarce pamphlet on the benefits of educating young women in schools, written by a Mrs. Broadhurst of Bath. -
1865 A Winter in Algeria 1863-4 Mrs Rogers First Ed Illustrated Victorian Travel FeminismLondon: 1865The first edition of this highly influential Victorian travel guide, complete with six monochrome illustrations. -
c1700-1864 4vols in1 A Selection of French Works on Women The Merit the Malice Ernest Legouve Jules AndrieuRouen; Paris; Valois; : c1700-1864A sammelband of works representing the mischief, malice and cunning of women. Being a variety of poetry, prose and essay bound in one volume. Four uncommon works bound as one. -
1862 A Description of Millenium Hall Sarah Scott Illus First Ed Scarce FeministLondon: 1862A very scarce first edition of this significant and popular novel.