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Table of Contents: Introduction ①Ginza – Common room Work '83/Love '79/Women'83/Marriage '85/ ②Akasaka―Generation Old people '84Biblio.com

India Prohibiting Child MarriageBiblio.com

The Sarda Act Prohibiting Child Marriage in India Original First Printing 1929

1929219671929. Women's Rights Original printing of the Sarda Act prohibiting child marriage in India 1929. Act No. XIX of 1929. An Act to Restrain the Solemnisation of Child Marriages. Calcutta: Government of India Central Publication Branch 1929. First edition. Scarce. A landmark legal intervention in the regulation of child marriage in British India this pamphlet prints the full text of the Child Marriage Restraint Act of 1929-commonly known as the Sarda Act-passed by the Indian Legislature and receiving the assent of the Governor General on October 1 1929. The Act criminalized the solemnization of marriages involving boys under 18 and girls under 14 later amended to 18 and 15 respectively and imposed penalties on adult men who contracted child marriages as well as on parents priests or other facilitators. Its provisions extended across all of British India including British Baluchistan and the Santhal Parganas and came into force on April 1 1930.<br /> <br /> The law was introduced at the urging of Indian social reformers particularly Har Bilas Sarda whose campaign aligned with women's rights advocates challenging patriarchal customs under colonial rule. The legislation explicitly defined a "minor" as anyone under 18 and imposed fines and jail terms for men over 21 who married girls below the legal threshold as well as for those who conducted or arranged such ceremonies. A radical attempt to legislate personal status and protect young girls from forced early marriage the Act is recognized as a foundational moment in Indian feminist legal history and a precedent for later reforms. This official government printing priced at "1 anna or 1½d" reflects the colonial administration's effort to disseminate the law widely across the provinces. Minor edge creasing. Overall very good condition. An artifact of pivotal reform in the legal history of South Asia and women's rights foundational for understanding the colonial and postcolonial trajectories of gender and childhood legislation. unknown

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Robert Southey; V S Pritchett; Honore de Balzac; Ellen MarriageBiblio.com

The Chronicle of the Cid & Eugenie Grandet

1958977T99New York: The Heritage Press 1958-1961. Hardback. Fine. 11.5" by 8"; 10.5" by 7". Rene Ben Sussan. Two smart copies of these translated novels from The Heritage Press with colour illustrations from Greek artist Rene Ben Sussan. Two volumes. The Heritage Press. Each volume is issued with a copy of Sandglass a monthly periodical for members of the Heritage Club being number VI: 23 and number VII: 26. Both volumes are illustrated by Rene Ben Sussan a Greek illustrator active from the 1920s to the 1960s. His most widely seen works are his illustrations for the various "Limited Editions Club" and "Heritage Press" series of small print runs of handmade and hand-bound books. This set contains: Chronicle of the Cid 1958. Illustrated with sixteen colour plates and numerous in-text images. Collated complete. A translation of the adventures surrounding Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar known as the Cid Campeador from various historical texts including the "Cronica General de Espana". The novel depicts the life and exploits of the Cid a formidable knight and national hero of medieval Spain who valiantly battled against the Moors. Translated from the Spanish by Robert Southey an English poet of the Romantic school one of the Lake Poets and Poet Laureate from 1813. With an introduction from Sir Victor Sawdon Pritchett a British writer and literary critic. Eugenie Grandet 1961. Illustrated with a colour frontispiece title vignette seven colour plates and numerous in-text colour images. Collated complete. Exploring the themes of wealth avarice and familial duty in a provincial French town this story centers around the character of Monsieur Grandet a wealthy and miserly wine-grower and his only daughter Eugenie whose life is shaped by her father's overwhelming greed and ambitions. Written by Honore de Balzac a French novelist and playwright. Translated from the French by Ellen Marriage an English translator from French notably of Balzac's novels. Chronicle of the Cid is bound in the original patterned paper covered boards with Eugenie Grandet bound in the original quarter cloth with patterned paper covered boards. Externally excellent. Chronicle of the Cid is also bound with the original paper covered slip case. In very good indeed condition with light wear and minor bumping to the extremities and the odd small mark. Internally firmly bound. Pages are very bright and clean throughout. Fine The Heritage Press hardcover

Rooke Books · Royaume-Uni40,00 £GB≈ 45,67 €

Anderson Doris; Interracial MarriageBiblio.com

Race Relations and Interracial Marriage in Doris Garland Anderson's Memoir of Marriage to Garland Anderson 1938

1938228671938. Anderson Doris Garland. Nier Lover 1938 is an interracial marriage memoir documenting the life of a white English woman married to Garland Anderson one of the earliest Black dramatists to achieve a full-length Broadway production. Published for a British audience in the interwar period the work supports research into African American theater history interracial relationships and transatlantic racial attitudes prior to the modern civil rights movement. The narrative records lived experiences of racial discrimination and social exclusion across Britain Europe Canada and the United States situating personal life within the broader structures of Jim Crow segregation and informal racial hierarchies in the Atlantic world.<br /> Anderson Doris Garland. Nier Lover. London: L. N. Fowler & Co. Ltd. 1938. First edition. Octavo. Publisher's dark gray cloth boards lettered in white on spine and upper cover. The text presents a first-person account of marriage to Garland Anderson tracing the couple's movements across multiple countries and documenting encounters with both overt and subtle forms of racial discrimination. Episodes include hotels that accepted them as guests but refused shared accommodations social ostracism within English society and the more rigidly enforced segregation of the United States. The memoir frames these experiences through the lens of Garland Anderson's career as a playwright and lecturer incorporating discussion of his public reception and professional life. The title intentionally provocative contrasts with the narrative's emphasis on mutual respect spiritual alignment and partnership while also reflecting contemporary public hostility toward interracial unions.<br /> 8 preliminary leaves 282 pages with frontispiece and additional portrait plates. Publisher's cloth binding. Octavo format. Cloth heavily mottled and rubbed with fading and soiling to both boards; spine sunned with fraying; text block generally clean and sound; overall good condition. Issued during a period when interracial marriage faced legal and social prohibitions in many regions the memoir provides direct evidence of cross-cultural perceptions of race intimacy and Black public life in the 1930s contributing to the study of race relations gender and African American cultural presence in transatlantic contexts. unknown

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