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Included also are eight illustrations reproduced from the first edition

Reprint of the Tab Books

and its appearance here distinguishes this superb anthology of spiritual works by Russian writers

Daughter of Earth fine artist"A tale of American disinheritance told from the inside out," declared the Village Voice of this autobiographical novel. Written in 1929 by a dedicated social activist, it chronicles a woman's escape from grinding rural poverty into a predominantly male world of politics and revolution. "My aim in life was to study, not to follow a man around," asserts Marie Rogers, who struggles to establish her identity as an individual and as "a daughter of the