Have They Attacked Mary. He Giggled. (A Political Caricature)
- West Chester, PA: Horace F. Temple, 1917
West Chester, PA: Horace F. Temple, 1917. Very Good. [West Chester, PA]: [Horace F. Temple], [1917.] First Complete Edition, Limited to 200 copies of which this is no. 136. Small quarto; publisher's red printed staplebound wrappers; 14pp.; illus. Light wear to wrapper margins, small damp spot to upper cover, textblock a shade toned, else Very Good and sound.
From the title page: "This poem first appeared in the Vanity Fair for June, 1917. Owing to lack of space, thirty-five lines were omitted. These have now been restored and the work is intact. It has been referred to as a 'portrait' of Henry McBride, the art critic. It is in fact a genre picture and Mr. McBride is but one of the personages. The 'political quality of Miss Stein's caricature will not be misapprehended by students of her work."
WILSON A4.
From the title page: "This poem first appeared in the Vanity Fair for June, 1917. Owing to lack of space, thirty-five lines were omitted. These have now been restored and the work is intact. It has been referred to as a 'portrait' of Henry McBride, the art critic. It is in fact a genre picture and Mr. McBride is but one of the personages. The 'political quality of Miss Stein's caricature will not be misapprehended by students of her work."
WILSON A4.