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The Journal of Jose Salaices 1789-1818. Translation, notes, and text by Diana Ortega DeSantis. Illustrative material by Deborah Reade.

The Journal of Jose Salaices 1789-1818. Translation, notes, and text by Diana Ortega DeSantis. Illustrative material by Deborah Reade.

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The Journal of Jose Salaices 1789-1818. Translation, notes, and text by Diana Ortega DeSantis. Illustrative material by Deborah Reade.

by Salaices, Jose

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[Santa Fe, New Mexico]: Press of the Palace of the Governors 1998 One of sixty-five copies designed and letterpress printed by Pamela Smith. Presentation copy, inscribed "For Sam / Pam The Printer." Also signed by the translator. . Bound in handmade paper wrappers with vellum ties by Bridget O'Malley of Cave Paper. Binding designed and executed by Martha Little. . Quarto. Illustrated with two maps, one full-page, a chart, and other drawings by artist Deborah Reade; numerous facsimile journal entries by Peterson Engravings, Los Angeles. Title-page printed in blue and black and illustrated with the figure of a Spanish Colonial soldier from a late eighteenth-century Cieneguilla, New Mexico prayer book; the soldier was originally hand drawn on the book's leather cover. Printed on handmade Moravia paper. A fine copy. "In 1992, while developing an exhibition about Hispanic residents of New Mexico in the late Spanish Colonial period, Palace of the Governors Museum curator Diana DeSantis discovered the Salaices manuscript in the Museum's History Library. [The present work] is her translation of the journal, along with commentary on some of the people and places mentioned by José Salaices, and a revealing look at everyday life in Spanish Colonial New Mexico compiled by DeSantis from her extensive research" (p. 4).

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Title
The Journal of Jose Salaices 1789-1818. Translation, notes, and text by Diana Ortega DeSantis. Illustrative material by Deborah Reade.
Author
Salaices, Jose
Format/Binding
Bound in handmade paper wrappers with vellum ties by Bridget O'Malley of Cave Paper. Binding designed and executed by Martha Lit
Book Condition
Used
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One of sixty-five copies designed and letterpress printed by Pam
Binding
Hardcover
Publisher
Press of the Palace of the Governors
Place of Publication
[Santa Fe, New Mexico]:
Date Published
1998
Pages
25, [1, colophon] pp
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Quarto
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0.00 lbs

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