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Source
MHC Archives
Title
Josiah Allen on the Woman Question by Marietta Holley, 1914
Description
Marietta Holley (1836-1926) was an American author well-known for her humorous depiction of political and social movements, including women’s rights. She often wrote under pen names including “Josiah Allen’s Wife,” but for this particular text, she wrote in dialect from the perspective of “Josiah Allen.” Holley satirized the male anti-suffrage argument by presenting Josiah Allen’s weak arguments alongside depictions of capable and rational women.
Image Description: The book’s cover is a sandy brown color accented by dark brown and white. A dark brown line follows the book’s perimeter. The title and author are displayed in large white script at the top and bottom of the cover, respectively. In the center, the dome of the United States Capitol Building is rendered in dark brown, with a bold white sash tied diagonally across the dome, tied at right.
Image Description: The book’s cover is a sandy brown color accented by dark brown and white. A dark brown line follows the book’s perimeter. The title and author are displayed in large white script at the top and bottom of the cover, respectively. In the center, the dome of the United States Capitol Building is rendered in dark brown, with a bold white sash tied diagonally across the dome, tied at right.
Creator
Marietta Holley
Publisher
Fleming H. Revell
Date
1914
Format
Book
Language
English
Identifier
case04_votes_013