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The One Woman
A Story of Modern Utopia
By
Thomas Dixon, jr.
Author of "The Leopard's Spots"
Illustrated by B. West Clinedinst
New York
Doubleday, Page & Company
1903
Manhattan Press
474 W. Broadway
New York
Dedicated to the memory of
my mother
(1834-1902)
to whose Scotch love of romantic literature
I owe the heritage of eternal youth
Contents
List of Illustrations
Leading Characters of the Story
Scene: New York—Time: The Present
| Ruth Gordon | The One Woman |
| Rev. Frank Gordon | A Social Dreamer |
| Kate Ransom | The Other Woman |
| Mark Overman | A Banker |
| Morris King | Ruth's Old Sweetheart |
| Arnold Van Meter | A Shorthorn Deacon |
| Barringer | Assistant District Attorney |
"I incline to think that the future of America is of greater importance to Christendom than that of any other country; and that this future in its highest features vitally depends on the incidents of marriage."
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