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[WOMEN] Letters of Protest
Pasadena, California: Mary Craig Sinclair, ND (c. 1926). Hardcover. 151 pages. 17.5 x 12 cm. A collection of letters to and from Kate Crane-Gartz, organized and edited by Mary Craig Sinclair. Kate Crane-Gartz was an activist who helped found the American Civil Liberties Union, the Pasadena Playhouse and the Pasadena Civil League amongst other philanthropic pursuits. This book contains her choice words to legislators, police chiefs, and even a couple of presidents as well as her portrait in the front of the book. It was written after her first book, The Parlor Provocateur, and was so popular that fans reached out and insisted she write another. Interior crisp and clean. boars lightly rubbed at edges. Red cloth covered boards. Very good. Item #3020
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