Woman on Her Own and Other Plays by Brieux

The hardcover binding shows signs of wear, particularly at the corners and spine edges, typical for a book of this age. The pages are slightly yellowed but remain intact and free from inscriptions or library markings. Overall, the book maintains structural integrity, and the text is clear and legible.

This 1916 edition of "Woman on Her Own and Other Plays by Brieux" is published by Herbert Jenkins Limited in London. The book compiles three plays by the French dramatist Eugène Brieux, translated into English by Mrs. Bernard Shaw, J. F. Fagan, and A. Bernard Miall, with a preface by the dramatist himself. Brieux was known for his socially conscious plays that often critiqued societal norms. This edition is bound in hardcover, showcasing its durability over a century. While the original publication date of the plays may precede this edition, the 1916 printing offers a historical glimpse into early 20th-century English adaptations of Brieux's work. This copy does not include a dust jacket and appears to be in good condition for its age, making it a valuable addition for collectors of early drama or those interested in theatrical history.