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Chicago: THE LAKESIDE PRESS R R DONNELLEY AND SONS CO, 1932. THE LAKESIDE CLASSICS...HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION BY MILO MILTON. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. Wau-Bun. The Early Day of the Northwest (Hardcover CONDITION GOOD-) 609 PAGES by Mrs. John H. Kinzie (Author)--THE LAKESIDE CLASSICS...HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION BY MILO MILTON QUAIFE...PUBLISHED BY THE LAKESIDE PRESS R R DONNELLEY... 609 p. Wau-Bun. The Early Day of the Northwest (Hardcover CONDITION GOOD-) 609 PAGES by Mrs. John H. Kinzie (Author)--THE LAKESIDE CLASSICS...HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION BY MILO MILTON QUAIFE...PUBLISHED BY THE LAKESIDE PRESS R R DONNELLEY AND SONS CO-CHRISTMAS Wau-Bun. The Early Day of the Northwest (Hardcover CONDITION GOOD-) 609 PAGES by Mrs. John H. Kinzie (Author)--THE LAKESIDE CLASSICS...HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION BY MILO MILTON QUAIFE...PUBLISHED BY THE LAKESIDE PRESS R R DONNELLEY AND SONS CO-CHRISTMAS 1932 Juliette Kinzie, born Juliette August Magill, was a keen observer of everything around her. She wrote Wau-bun… Read More

Chicago: The Caxton Club, 1901. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. Octavo. 419pp +index, illustrated. Limited to 256 copies on hand made paper. A good copy in blue cloth,wearing at the base. Front inner hinge cracked. Name on front fly leaf

Chicago: The Caxton Club, 1901. New, Limited Editioin. Hardcover. Very Good. G.P.A. Healy and others. Octavo, 451 pages, blue cloth with arrows on spine; tips of spine and corners worn, deckle-edged [Ayer 175; Howes K171; Field 883; Bradford 2864; Hubach p. 19; Graff 2340; Piehl, Caxton Club, XI]. Curiously, also listed in Wright's AMERICAN FICTION, vol. 1, no. 1481. "Mrs. Kinzie accompanied her husband on a trip from Ft. Winnebago (Portage), Wisconsin overland via Dixon's Ferry to Chicago. They remained in Chicago two months and then returned. Her narrative of the trip and descriptions of Chicago and the Indian country of northern Illinois are detailed and interesting. The book contains also a famous account of the Chicago massacre in 1812, and sidelights on the Black Hawk War --Buck 230."Limited to only 259 copies {This was the second printing. The first was destroyed by a fire at the printing office}. Illustrated by G.P.A. Healy and others.

Chicago: The Caxton Club. Very Good+ in Very Good+ dust jacket. 1901. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Hardcover. Light shelfwear, else Very Good Plus condition. 1901. Limited edition. One of 256 copies. The Caxton Club publishers. 451 pages. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 451 pages .