The Land of Sunshine, Volumes 1-2

The Land of Sunshine was a pioneering magazine devoted to the history, culture, and natural beauty of California and the Southwest. Published in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it featured essays, stories, poetry, and photography by some of the era's leading writers and artists. This two-volume set collects some of the magazine's finest contributions, offering readers a colorful and eclectic mix of styles and subjects. From tales of frontier life to lyrical descriptions of the desert landscape, The Land of Sunshine is a window into a bygone era of American culture and literature.

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