Southwest Sketches

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Arizona Sketches

(A stranger on first entering Arizona is impressed with th...)

A stranger on first entering Arizona is impressed with the newness and wildness that surrounds him. Indeed, the change is so great that it seems like going to sleep and waking up in a new world. Everything that he sees is different from the familiar objects of his home, and he is filled with wonder and amazement at the many curious things that are brought to his notice. Judging the country by what is common back east, the average man is disappointed and prejudiced against what he sees; but, estimated on its merits, it is found to be a land of many attractions and great possibilities.

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Southwest Sketches Signed Inscribed 1ST Edition

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Arizona Bibliography; A Private Collection of Arizoniana(Paperback) - 2013 Edition

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Arizona Bibliography: A Private Collection of Arizoniana (Classic Reprint)

(Oakland, Cal., Jan. 5th, 1901. J. A. MuNK, M. D., Los A n...)

Oakland, Cal., Jan. 5th, 1901. J. A. MuNK, M. D., Los A ngeles, Cal. My Dear Doctor: I have just received your Bibliography of Arizona books and observe that it constitutes an extensive field of literature. Probably you have the largest collection of such books in the world, at least the largest private collection. You ought, it seems to me, to have written a preface or introduction to the list setting forth your aim in publishing the pamphlet and giving your experiences and trials in making the collection. I do not doubt but what it would have been interesting reading for the public and would have made the Bibliography more precious to many of its recipients. I thank you for my copy and prize it highly, not because I am so much interested in the subject it is devoted to, as to the fact that I have for a long time been cognizant of your hobby and have sympathized with you in your efforts; and, also, because I have enjoyed reading your articles on Arizona which have appeared in our Journal at various times. Fraternally, H. T. Webster. The above letter written by Dr. Webster, as well as letters of similar import that were received from other friends, decided me to give in a prefatory note to the second edition of my Arizona Bibliography, an account of the beginning and growth of my Arizona Library. My first visit to Arizona occurred in the spring of 1884 and was for the double purpose of taking a needed vacation and to inspect our cattle ranch, which my brother. Judge Munk, had established the previous year in Railroad Pass in Southeastern A rizona. I was delighted with the trip and was very favorably impressed with the country and climate. I ndeed, I became so much interested in what I said that ly QjX it wanted to know what had been written and printed in books about that strange land. (Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.) About the Publisher Forgotten Book

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Arizona Bibliography: A Private Collection of Arizoniana 1908

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Arizona Sketches - Primary Source Edition

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Arizona Sketches

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Arizona Sketches Epic Audio Collection

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Arizona Sketches Epic Audio Collection is an live audio recording of performers reading the book in it's original text. This edition is part of the Epic Audio Collection of talking books.

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