1905 DORA FORSTER. Sex Radicalism. Very Rare Feminist - Sexual Liberation Manifesto. Revival and Reported at London whereunto

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1905 DORA FORSTER. Sex Radicalism. Very Rare Feminist - Sexual Liberation Manifesto. Revival and Reported at London whereuntoA very scarce early feminist and "free love" manifesto by Dora Forster. Contemporary of Lois Waisbrooker, Lillie White, etc., She is a significant subject in H. D. Sears' The Sex Radicals. Free Love in High Victorian America. No current copies in the trade and none traced at auction. Forster, Dora. Sex Radicalism as Seen by an Emancipated Woman of the New Time. Chicago. Published by M. Harman. 1905. 47pp. A very good copy, bound in cloth, generally