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Title: An Anarchist Woman

Author: Hutchins Hapgood

Release Date: September 28, 2008 [EBook #26719]

Language: English

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_An_
Anarchist Woman

_By_
HUTCHINS HAPGOOD

_Author of "The Autobiography of a Thief,"
"The Spirit of Labor"_

_NEW YORK_
DUFFIELD & COMPANY
1909

COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY
DUFFIELD AND COMPANY

_"The best government is that which
makes itself superfluous."_

GOETHE

CONTENTS

CHAPTER PAGE

I. SCHOOL AND FACTORY 1

II. DOMESTIC SERVICE 12

III. DOMESTIC SERVICE (CONTINUED) 26

IV. ADVENTURES IN SEX 48

V. MARIE'S SALVATION 65

VI. TERRY 73

VII. THE MEETING 94

VIII. THE ROGUES' GALLERY 120

IX. THE SALON 147

X. MORE OF THE SALON 186

XI. THE END OF THE SALON 217

XII. MARIE'S ATTEMPT 239

XIII. MARIE'S FAILURE 261

XIV. MARIE'S REVOLT 280

XV. TERRY'S FINISH 299

PREFACE

It is possible that in fifty years people now