The Rosalie Evans Letters from Mexico First Edition 1926 Bobbs-Merrill Hardcover

Step into the heart of the Mexican Revolution with this powerful 1926 first edition of "The Rosalie Evans Letters from Mexico." Arranged with commentary by her sister, Daisy Caden Pettus, this volume provides a deeply personal and harrowing account of Rosalie Evans' struggle to protect her hacienda amidst the turmoil of a country at war.

Condition: Good vintage condition for its age. The red cloth boards feature gold-leaf lettering that remains legible on the cover and spine. The binding is tight. Please note: The pages show significant age-related tanning and "deckled" (rough-cut) edges, which is original to this edition. Minor shelf wear on the corners and spine.

Details:
Publisher: The Bobbs-Merrill Company (1926)Edition: First Edition (indicated by date and publisher)
Binding: Hardcover, red cloth
Pages: 472 pages with black & white plates

A must-have for historians and collectors of rare early 20th-century memoirs!