Author: Georgius
Title: A Plea for Self-Defence Against National Dangers
Description: No Place, No publisher. Wraps. No publisher, place or date, perhaps 1890s, based on OCLC records. Peach printed wraps. 16 pp. A xenophobic, anti-immigrant tract that presents an odd argument in favor women's suffrage. The author subtly asserts that immigrants are prone to criminality and bring their political baggage with them to the United States. To offset their influence in politics and the polls, Georgius suggests that women be allowed to vote. Overall, a rambling work drawing on references to ancient Rome, etc. GOOD condition. Ex-library with a stamp on the front cover. No other markings noted. Faint vertical fold crease present. Minor soiling, staining and general fading to the covers. Some loss of wrapper along the front hinge. Interior toned. Good .

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