The Reformer: New Series, No. 1, January 15th, 1899

Hardcover. Good +. Hardcover. G+ in purple 1/4 cloth and paper boards/paper a bit brittle towards front and rear/8vo./light board-wear. A handbound collection of articles from The Reformer. Rather than containing complete numbers from "The Reformer", it appears to contain a selection of articles including: a poem "Little Sister Heart" by Edward Carpenter, Andrew Lang "On Miracles", "Nietzsche Once More", "The History of Heresy", "Cromwell and the Historians" by John M. Robertson, "Women of To-Day" by Francis Cope; "The Weakness of Democracy" by Geoffrey Mortimer; "Neo-Malthusianism and Its Assailants" by John M. Robertson, "Authors' Budgets" by Robertson, "African Ideas of the Unseen" by A. Werner, "Amorphous Humanity" by Mortimer; "Anger in Reform" by Mortimer, "The Tyranny of the Dead" by Mary Lovell, "The Offspring of Genius" by Mortimer; "Two Notable Books", and an excerpt from "British Slavery" by M. Secundus. Pagination: 1 – 20; 75 - 82; 327 - 356; 391 - 400; 650 - 655; 142 - 164; 279 - 284; 29 - 33; 626 - 630; 409 - 416; 392 - 404; 549 - 554. Periodicals. PER1/2202.