Description
Lorrin L. Morrison and Carroll Spear Morrison, Volume IX, Number 2, April, 1970. "A comprehensive, illustrated quarterly magazine devoted to Western History and Geography." Single issue journal, paper covers, xv, pages 153 - 324.
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In good condition. Tan paper covers with brown lettering. Covers have a few small nicks and light creasing along the edges. Light overall scuffing, aging and soiling to covers as well. Glued binding is brittle and pages are starting to pull away but all pages are still intact and present. Pages lightly aged but otherwise unmarked with occasional light spotting. NOT Ex-library. NO remainder marks. Black and white illustrations The Journal of the West was founded in 1962 by historians Lorrin L. Morrison and Carol S. Morrison. Its purpose was to promote scholarship on the history, culture, and events of the American West. Contents of this issue: The Cape Nome Gold Rush: The Diary, with Photographs by Joseph Russell Jarvis, edited, with an Introduction and Notes by Alan Probert; A Scotsman Views Hawaii: An 1852 Log of a Cruise of the Emily Bourne, with an Introduction and Annotation by Edward Joesting; and Transcriptions and Edition by D. E. Livingston-Little; Lieutenant G. C. Doane: His Yellowstone Exploration Journal By Orrin H. and Lorraine Bonney; The Melancholy Mariner: An Autobiographical Essay by Timothy Augustus Pratt; Edited with an Introduction by Ethel Irene Rundle; A Voyage Around the World in 1857 by Mary Freeman Doane; Reprinting the West by Alan J. Marks; The Journal's Journal by Lorrin L. Morrison; Books of the Western Library : 47 New Books on Western History, Geography and Literature are given concise analytical reviews; Savoie Lottinville (two letters from); Symposium: Our Reader's Forum;