Women As World Builders: Studies In Modern Feminism ( The Feminist Movement, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Emmeline Pankhurst And Jane Addams, Olive Schreiner And Isadora Duncan, Beatrice Webb And Emma Goldman, Margaret Dreier Robins, Ellen Key, Dora Marsden

Chicago: Forbes And Company (William H. Forbes & Co.), 1913. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Poor. 104 Pp. Grey Cloth Lettered In Violet. [There Are Several Bindings, Including Gilt Lettering And White Lettering, No Priority Established But I Would Assume The Git Was First, White Lettering Was Second, And That This Is A Remainder Binding). First Printing. A Fine Example, No Wear. With The Front Panel And Front Flap Of The Scarce Dust Jacket, Worn And Chipped, Lacking The Spine, Rear Panel And Rear Flap. Floyd James Dell (1887 - 1969) Was An American Newspaper And Magazine Editor, Literary Critic, Novelist, Playwright, And Poet. Dell Has Been Called "One Of The Most Flamboyant, Versatile And Influential American Men Of Letters Of The First Third Of The 20Th Century." In Chicago, He Was Editor Of The Nationally Syndicated Friday Literary Review. As Editor And Critic, Dell's Influence Is Seen In The Work Of Many Major American Writers From The First Half Of The 20Th Century. Relocating To New York City In 1913, Dell Became A Leader Of The Pre-War Bohemian Community In Greenwich Village And Managing Editor Of Max Eastman's Radical Magazine The Masses. Dell Wrote Extensively On Controversial Social Issues Of The Early 20Th Century, And Played A Major Part In The Political And Social Movements Originating In New York City's Greenwich Village During The 1910S & 1920S. Following The Passing Of The Espionage Act Of 1917, The Government Officially Labeled The Magazine "Treasonable Material" In August Of That Year And Issued Charges Against Its Staff For "Unlawfully And Willfully. Obstruct[Ing] The Recruiting And Enlistment Of The United States" Military. The "Conspirators" Faced Fines Up To 10,000 Dollars And Twenty Years Imprisonment. A Lifelong Poet, He Was Also A Best-Selling Author, As Well As A Playwright Whose Hit Broadway Comedy, Little Accident (1928), Was Made Into A Hollywood Movie. (See Wikipedia Etc.)