while setting the stage for the more intense confrontation that would occur in 1958 during the Second Taiwan Strait Crisis
The illustrations for the book are a key part of its appeal and have come to define the look and feel of the series
and the book's "ex-libris" bookplate makes it a unique item for a collection focused on the personal stories behind books
Public Library stamp and inventory numbers transform this classic reprint into a highly specific artifact of San Franciscoβs reading culture
The bookβs publication by the California State Department of Education reflects a period of unprecedented population growth in California
Grand Canyon Country by M. R. Tillotson & Frank J. Taylor (1944 Stanford Press Printing) - National Park Service History ποΈππΊπΈ Little Giant Cyclopedia while setting the stage for1. Introduction This volume is an authenticated Sixth Printing (1944) of Grand Canyon Country, a celebrated travel and historical guide originally published in 1929. It is a unique piece of Americana and conservation history, written by M. R. Tillotson, the Superintendent of Grand Canyon National Park, and Frank J. Taylor. The book is a product of the Stanford University Press and features a powerful Foreword by Horace M. Albright, the Director of the