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Hardcover. Etat : Poor. Hardcover. Condition: worn: No Dust Jacket. Reprint. 115 pages, size 7.5 inches tall by 5 inches. Blue boards with black lettering and black decoration to the front board - light marking to the back board, Cover to spine lifting at top. Child's pencil marks and name plate to opening blanks.

HC. 115 pp., With Introduction. Green cloth over board. Fine, new.

HC. 115 pp., With Introduction. Green cloth over board. Fine, as new.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Reprint, 1959. Green cloth covered boards with black decoration and lettering to the front and black lettering to spine. Corners and top and bottom of spine rubbed. Fading in places and some marks to covers. Old Foyles book sticker to bottom inside front.No inscriptions. Binding tight and text clean.

First edition. First Edition. Three-quarter Leather. 1016pp. An important early history of Minnesota. The first 168 pages cover "Explorers and Pioneers of Minnesota", "Outline History of the State of Minnesota", and "Early History of the Minnesota Valley". The next 8 pages cover the "Geology of the Minnesota Valley" by Professor N. H. Winchell, State Geologist. Pages 177-257 presents "The Sioux Massacre of 1862" by Charles Bryant. The remainder of the volume presents individual county histories of the many counties that comprise the Minnesota River Valley. The individual county histories provide additional detailed information regarding early settlers and the Sioux Uprising. Rear panel shows considerable water damage to cloth and is slightly bowed. Skuffs and moderate wear to leather spine and corners. A good-very good copy of this scarce and important history.

First edition. First Edition. Three-quarter Leather. 1016pp. An important early history of Minnesota. The first 168 pages cover "Explorers and Pioneers of Minnesota", "Outline History of the State of Minnesota", and "Early History of the Minnesota Valley". The next 8 pages cover the "Geology of the Minnesota Valley" by Professor N. H. Winchell, State Geologist. Pages 177-257 presents "The Sioux Massacre of 1862" by Charles Bryant. The remainder of the volume presents individual county histories of the many counties that comprise the Minnesota River Valley. The individual county histories provide additional detailed information regarding early settlers and the Sioux Uprising. Some general soiling and moderate wear to cloth, as well as scuffing and wear to leather corners and spine corners. Still, a very good, solid copy of this scarce and important history, usually found with broken hinges and in poor condition due to the weight of 1000+ pages.