SEVEN WOMEN

Viking, New York, 1977, 1^st/1^st.  ISBN 0-670-63599-5.  Former library book with usual treatments, stamps and markings.  Hard cover, 236 pages including Further Readings and Individual Bibliographies, Selected Bibliography on Women, Radicals, and Historiography, Index, and About the Author.  Boards show some edge and cover wear, tape residue; binding sound with headbands.  Price-clipped dust jacket shows some edge and cover wear, spine sunned, small abrasion at lower rear panel near spine.   Hi-lites on two pages; some age spots on outer page block.  Short biographies of Sarah Moore Grimes, Harriet Tubman, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Mother Jones, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Anne Louise Strong and Dorothy Day.  ‘A minority within a minority, radical women have nevertheless been a vital force for change in America.  In this meticulously researched composite biography, Judith Nies demonstrates that a common trait among these seven women is courage, which persists as an active force in defining the tradition of American radical women.’ (from front flap)