On Doing What One Likes footwear "it is intended as a

"it is intended as a satire on middle-class Negroes and their white sponsors who used the Negro problem to rid themselves of other social neuroses"

marbled endpapers

spots of foxing to titlepage and endpapers

Publisher's original blue cloth with gilt design and title lettering to spine and upper board

Many of his views contain a ruin or element of the past including many scenes of churches

On Doing What One Likes footwear "it is intended as aKensington: The Cayme Press, 1926. Essays of a whimsical nature. Patterned paper covered boards, cloth spine, with fairly heavy spots of foxing throughout, mainly to the middle section. Untrimmed fore edge. Paper label to spine. No old inscriptions.