48 - [FEMINISM]. — DAGETT (Mabel Potter). Autograph dedication signed on the half-title page of the first edition of her book *Women Wanted*. *The Story* written in blood-red letters on the horizon of the Great World War (New York, George H. Doran Company, 1918, in-8, the publisher’s orange percaline bradel binding, slightly faded and soiled, one plate missing).

[FEMINISM]. — DAGETT (Mabel Potter). Autograph dedication signed on the half-title page of the first edition of her book *Women Wanted*. *The Story* written in blood-red letters on the horizon of the Great World War (New York, George H. Doran Company, 1918, in-8, the publisher’s orange percaline bradel binding, slightly faded and soiled, one plate missing). “TO MRS. SUZANNE GRINBERG with the compliments of Mabel Potter Daggett. Aug[ust] 15, 1918.” A photograph of the dedicatee appears in this volume opposite page 272. THE FEMINIST LAWYER SUZANNE GRINBERG (1888–1972), née Suzanne Aupourrain, was a tireless activist, a member of the central committee of the French Union for Women’s Rights, a participant in the World Movement for Women’s Emancipation, and a campaigner for women’s suffrage. She was the first woman admitted to practice before the Court-Martial, the first woman admitted to the leadership of the Confederation of Intellectual Workers, and the first woman to receive the Legion of Honor for professional achievement. *Women Wanted* is a collection of articles published in 1917–1918 by the American feminist journalist Mabel Potter Daggett (1871–1927) while she was traveling through Europe as a war correspondent to study the new social status women had attained as a result of their increased participation in economic life.