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The novel is set in a fictional future utopian society called "Feminisia." The story follows the life and experiences of its central character, David Hardy, who becomes involved with the residents of this society. As the title suggests, the novel explores the role of women in this utopian world and delves into themes of gender, relationships, and societal structures.Thomas Dixon Jr. is perhaps best known for his earlier novel "The Clansman," which served as the basis for the film "The Birth of a Nation." "The One Woman" reflects his interest in social and political issues, particularly those related to gender and the changing roles of women in society.While Thomas Dixon Jr.'s works may not be as widely read or celebrated as some other novels, they provide insights into the social and political concerns of his time and his exploration of utopian and dystopian themes.