An extraordinary novel of Religion and Passion in which the famous author of My Life and Loves depicts a woman's love and passion with the utmost freedom. A Utopian lost race novel which has been compared to D. H. Lawrence's Lady Chatterly's Lover. Harris is often accused of being a sexist one-track, but this Utopian volume shows depth of thought. He considered it his most important work. Frank Harris was a man who traveled and adventured in every quarter of the globe and was at home in a dozen different languages.

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1930
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