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Haskell, Thomas Nelson : The Indian Question: Young Konkaput the King of Utes, a Legend of Twin Lakes and Occasional Poems

Collins & Cleaveland, Denver, Colo., 1896

Publisher's blue cloth with gilt lettering. Small chip from center right hand side of spine gutter, otherwise very good. Haskell was the founder of Colorado College and prolific poet. In his printed "Dedication" Haskell writes: "To the welfare of our colored races, and the entertainment of fair-minded people who desire the usefulness and honor of our country, the elevation and immorality of our Indian brethren, and the happiness and progress of American home life this volume is cordially and respectfully dedicated by the author." 207, 145, 92 pages, plus two page "contents" and four page press notices at end.. Book. Book Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Binding: Hardcover

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Haskell, Thomas Nelson : The Indian Question. Young Konkaput the King Of Utes a Legend of Twin Lakes and Occasional Poems

Collier & Cleaveland, Denver CO, 1889

6 1/2 Inches Tall By 4 1/4 Inches Wide. Presumed First Edition. Black leather cover, no lettering on cover. Cover edges, hinges and end cover all rubbed and scuffed to natural leather color. Top and bottom of spine torn. Text block edges dyed red. Decorative end papers. 293 pages plus 14 pages of Dedication, Preface, Table of Contents and List of Illustrations. Book has 57 illustrations including frontispiece. Book contains The Ledgend of Twin Lakes and The Key of Konkaput or Fact Stranger Than Fiction, The Fate of the Meeker Family: The Massacre, Captivity, and Rescue: Adams, Ouray, and Shawsheen, God Bless Susan. Pages clean and binding is tight. Native American. Book Condition: Good. Binding: Hard Cover. Jacket: No Jacket

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