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CHARLES F. LUMMIS EDITOR OF THE SOUTHWEST
Bingham, Edwin R.

   

- San Marino : The Huntington Library 1955
- 8vo.
- cloth
- (xii), 218 pages
- Order Nr. 88389
- Price: $ 15.00



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Charles Fletcher Lummis (1859-1928), author, contributor to the Los Angeles times, and crusader for Indian rights. Bingham's work, a combination of a bibliography and index, is an important study of Lummis, focusing on his career as editor of the influential monthly magazine Land of Sunshine - Out West. First edition. Gray cloth with gilt-lettered spine. Five black-and-white plates including a frontispiece portrait of Lummis. Ink signature and date on front free end-paper.

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