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Kessinger Publishing, LLC. paperback. New. 5x0x9. Brand New Book in Publishers original Sealing

Five CivilizedTribes Heritage Foundation, Inc. , 1969. Very Good. First Revised Edition 1969; "This Memorial Edition Is Limited To One Thousand Copies. This Is Copy Number _____." (Not numbered.) 218 p., clean and unmarked anywhere on strong unaged paper;frontis. portrait of the poet with tissue guard; binding tight; brown boards with gilt lettering without discernible wear; slip case with pasted portrait of poet has slight wear.

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Okmulgee Cultural Foundation, 1969. Hard cover. Like New/No Dustjacket as issued. . Limited to 1000 copies; this being an unnumbered copy. In Near Fine slipcase box. Alexander Posey was a poet, editor, and satirist born in 1873 in the Creek Nation. Posey was the publisher of the first Indian-published daily newspaper, the Eufaula Indian Journal. Best known for his literary works, he started composing poetry during his college years. As an admirer of Henry David Thoreau, in his poems Posey reflects his love of nature. Published under the pen name Chinnubbee Harjo, the verses appeared in Twin Territories: The Indian Magazine and the Eufaula Indian Journal newspaper. Although he accepted the need for social change, by writing the Fus Fixico letters he expressed the concerns of Indians wanting to continue the traditional ways. Published in the Journal, the letters presented the dialogues of fictional characters, Fus Fixico and his full-blood Creek friends, who discussed land allotment, tribal… Read More

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Crane & Co., Topeka, 1910, matching dates, 8vo., cloth, 192pp., frontis. portrait of author, owner's inscriptions, nicked spine caps, cracked between some signatures so a bit shaken, some chips to page margins, still pretty bright, fair $