[WOMEN] [Baha’i] (Decorative Cloth Binding) God’s Heroes: A Drama in Five Acts. 1910

(Decorative Cloth Binding) God’s Heroes: A Drama in Five Acts.   Shared imprint: London by Keegan Paul,et al., and Philadelphia by J. B. Lippincott. lithographs by A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore, Maryland.  Copyright 1910. 

Xii, 108 pp.  

 Publisher’s cloth binding with pale blue design and lettering; the  pages of each of the 5 acts are tied together by different lithographed borders.  A very good copy, slight dust soiling at lower left corner of front cover. 

A play based on the events in the lives of the early Baha’i, in particular a woman named Tahiti’s, “ the first Iranian women to be executed on grounds of "corruption on earth," a charge regularly invoked by the Islamic Republic today.” (Wikipedia)

American Baha’i literature by Laura Clifford Barney, 1879-1974,  a leading American Baháʼí teacher and philanthropist.