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Image of Viva La Raza Featured at Protest

Tags: 20th Century, Activism, Advocacy, Chicana, Chicano Movement, Protest, Women

Image of Radical Women at Organized Protest

Tags: Abortion Rights, Activism, Indigenous, March, Protest, Radical, Women

"Democracy" by Madeline Mason

A photocopied typewritten draft of the poem "Democracy" by Madeline Mason. Date of origin unknown. Date, location, and history of authorship unknown. Publishing history unknown.

Tags: 20th Century, 20th Century literature, 20th Century poetry, Activism, American literature, American poetry, Democracy, Madeline Mason, Poet, Poetry, Women, Women Authors, Women Poets, Women's voices

Untitled (Instruction)

Tags: Clare Leighton, Folk art, Folklore, Storytelling, tradition, Women, Wood engraving

I Shall Go Into a Hare, by Clare Leighton from "Country Matters"

Tags: Clare Leighton, Folk art, Folklore, Storytelling, tradition, Women, Wood engraving

Praise Doubt, from Helen Plotz The Earth Is The Lord's

Tags: Clare Leighton, Devil, Folk art, Folklore, Helen Plotz, Man, Mythological and religious god, Star, Storytelling, tradition, Women, Wood engraving

Soothsayer, from Country Matters

Tags: Clare Leighton, Country Matters, Figurative, Folk art, Folklore, Storytelling, tradition, Women, Wood engraving

The Village Witch, from Country Matters

Tags: Cat, Clare Leighton, Country Matters, Figurative, Folk art, Folklore, sorcery, Storytelling, tradition, woman, Women, Wood engraving

Kahlil Gibran review of "Le Prophète" and other works translated from English by Madeline Mason-Manheim

Kahlil Gibran review of Le Prophete.jpeg

A typewritten and signed review by Kahlil Gibran of Madeline Mason-Manheim's translations into French of his works "The Madman," "The Forerunner," and "The Prophet." Dated Feb. 21, 1924. Paper had torn vertically down the middle at some point.

Tags: 1920s, 20th Century, 20th Century literature, American literature, French literature, Kahlil Gibran, Literature review, Madeline Mason, Translation, Women, Women Authors, Women Translators

"Hill Fragments" by Madeline Mason-Manheim, published book

A hardcover edition of "Hill Fragments" by Madeline Mason-Manheim. Published in 1925 by New York Brentano's Publishers. Printed by Arthurs Press, Ltd., Woodchester, Glos., Great Britain. 59 numbered pages. Hard cover is navy in color. The front cover…

Tags: 1920s, 20th Century, 20th Century literature, 20th Century poetry, American literature, American poetry, Arthur Symons, Kahlil Gibran, Madeline Mason, Poet, Poetry, Women, Women Authors, Women Poets, Women's voices

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