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On Doing What One Likes footwear marbled endpapers

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marbled endpapers

spots of foxing to titlepage and endpapers

Many of his views contain a ruin or element of the past including many scenes of churches

Engraved device on titlepage and throughout the text

"it is intended as a satire on middle-class Negroes and their white sponsors who used the Negro problem to rid themselves of other social neuroses"

On Doing What One Likes footwear marbled endpapersKensington: The Cayme Press, 1926. Essays of a whimsical nature. Patterned paper covered boards, cloth spine, with fairly heavy spots of foxing throughout, mainly to the middle section. Untrimmed fore edge. Paper label to spine. No old inscriptions.

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