Julia Ward Howe's Biography, Compilation of her Life & Work Includes a Feminist Manuscript Page in Howe's Hand on the Democratic quality and importance of Morality

Howe, Julia Ward

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[HOWE, Julia Ward]. RICHARDS, Laura E. and HOWE ELIOTT, Maude. "Julia Ward Howe: 1819-1910." Boston and New York, 1915. First Edition. Vol. I only. Octavo, original brown cloth with gilt spine and titles, covered by original white paper cloth. One of only 450 copies printed. 23 illustrations. Rebound, lacking dustjacket. The first volume, includes tipped-in manuscript in Howe's hand about the democratic quality of morality. A women's suffrage leader and abolitionist, Howe is best known for penning "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." This biography authored by her two daughters compiles for the first time a large portion of her unpublished work. Includes a tipped-in manuscript in Vol. 1 in Howe's hand, in which she writes 10 lines about the democratic quality of morality, applicable to all walks of life.

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• Title: Julia Ward Howe's Biography, Compilation of her Life & Work Includes a Feminist Manuscript Page in Howe's Hand on the Democratic quality and importance of Morality
• Binding: Hardcover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Dust Jacket Condition: Dust Jacket Included
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