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Front cover of first hardcover edition of Daughter of Earth (novel) by Agnes Smedley, published in the United States by The Feminist Press, 1987.
Jacket design by Paula Martinac.
Scanned at 72dpi by airenmc.

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[edit] Fair use for Daughter of Earth

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