Great River / The Rio Grande In North American History

Horgan, Paul

Editore: Rinehart & Co; NY; 1954/1954/colophon

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; 1020 pp.; Slipcase; VG/VG; The two volume trade edition "This is the most thorough and most civilized account of the vast region draining into the river that forms 900 miles of Texas border.it earned for Horgan the Bancroft Prize.and it received the Pulitzer Prize.Horgan devoted fourteen years to the preparation of these two volumes, and anyone who reads them will forever view the Rio Grande region with enhanced vision.[he] succeeds in penetrating as did no one before him into the substance of the various cultures that ruled or contended to rue, the Rio Grande Valley."--Jenkins #95 The spines are dulled, volume II has a tiny worn spot to the spine heel. In a soiled slipcase . BTB=95 Herd=1065 Greene.50=43 LOC/Guide=4197. [kwA_ (Tx) / texas tx tx tex tex. dallas houston austin san antonio fort worth ft worth ft. worth ft.worth galveston odessa brownsville el paso midland amarillo / ]. Codice articolo 20004

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Titolo: Great River / The Rio Grande In North ...

Casa editrice: Rinehart & Co; NY; 1954/1954/colophon

Legatura: Hardcover

Condizione sovraccoperta: Dust Jacket Included