"This very charming volume is so exquisitely gotten up, the
scheme is so perfect, the seventeen writers have done their
work with such historical accuracy and with such literary
skill, the illustrations are so abundant and so artistic, that
all must rejoice that Mr. Powell ever attempted to make the
historical pilgrimages."--_Journal of Education._
Historic Towns of the Western States
Edited by LYMAN P. POWELL. With introduction by
R.G. THWAITES. With 218 illustrations. Large 8^o,
gilt top. (By mail $3.25) _net_ $3.00
CONTENTS: =Detroit=, by Silas Farmer; =Chicago=, by Hon. Lyman T. Gage;
=St. Louis=, by F.M. Crunden; =Monterey=, by Harold Balce; =San
Francisco=, by Edwin Markham; =Portland=, by Rev. Thomas L. Cole;
=Madison=, by Prof. R.G. Thwaites; =Kansas City=, by Charles S. Gleed;
=Cleveland=, by President Charles F. Thwing; =Cincinnati=, by Hon. M.E.
Ailes; =Marietta=, by Muriel C. Dyar; =Des Moines=, by Dr. F.I. Herriot;
=Indianapolis=, by Hon. Perry S. Heath; =Denver=, by J.C. Dana; =Omaha=,
by Dr. Victor Rosewater; =Los Angeles=, by Florence E. Winslow; =Salt
Lake City=, by Prof. James E. Talmage; =Minneapolis= and =St. Paul=, by
Hon. Charles B. Elliott; =Santa Fé=, by Dr. F.W. Hodge; =Vincennes=, by
W.H. Smith.
G.P. PUTNAM'S SONS, New York and London
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Transcriber's notes
Obvious punctuation and spelling errors repaired.
Inconsistent hyphenation has been repaired.
The caret character "^" is used to denote a superscript.
Italic text is denoted by _underscores_ and bold text by =equal
signs=.
Index entry added to Table of Contents.
Page 205 prices lots as ".$155 an acre"; research shows this value to
be "$1.55 an acre".
In ambiguous cases, the text has been left as it appears in the
original book.
All advertising material has been moved to the end of the text.
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