Yours or Mine: An essay to show the true basis of property, and the causes of its inequitable distribution
Princeton, MA: Co-Operative Publishing Co., 1876. Very Good. Item #25872
Princeton, MA: Co-Operative Publishing Co., 1876. "Thirtieth Thousand." Octavo; publisher's pink wrappers printed within decorative border; 23,[1](ads)pp. Light wear and dust-soil to wrappers, dampstaining affecting margins of first four leaves, else Very Good and sound.
Economic tract by the individualist anarchist, women's suffragist, and free love advocate Ezra H. Heywood (1829-1893). The work was published by Heywood's publishing concern the Co-Operative Publishing Co., which also issued his newspaper "The Word" (advertised on rear wrapper). A year after this pamphlet appeared Anthony Comstock arrested Heywood for the first time while attending the Boston convention of the New England Free Love League. Comstock would eventually arrest Heywood a total of five times, usually for obscenity. See the American National Biography for additional information.
Price: $350.00