Philadelphia [Paris]: Society of Private Bibliophiles, 1904 [c.1923]. 8vo. xii+278 pp. A flagellation novel set against the background of the American Civil War. It was originally published at Paris in 1899 by Charles Carrington, and the authorship usually ascribed on flimsy evidence to Georges Grassal, a late nineteenth century symbolist..... More
Philadelphia [?New York]: Society of Private Bibliophiles, 1904 [c. 1935?]. 8vo. pp. xi+236. No illustrations. An reprint of a work that first appeared openly in Paris in 1899 from the publisher Charles Carrington. Subsequent 'open' editions expurgated the sexual material but retained the more socially acceptable flagellation and violence. The..... More
Los Angeles: Holloway House, 1966. 1st printing. 316pp., introductory essay by Paul J. Gillette, Ph.D. The unexpurgated tale of the innocent young woman, Dolly, who lives in pre-Civil War America and becomes involved in the Abolitionist Movement but is caught by a plantation owner who forces her to become his..... More