Out West was a magazine that was published from 1901 to 1923, and covered a wide range of topics related to the American West, including history, culture, politics, and literature. The volume featured in this book contains issues 3-6 from the 21st volume, and includes articles on Native American legends, California missions, Mexican-American relations, and the Grand Canyon. The magazine is notable for its high-quality illustrations, photographs, and literary contributions, and provides a fascinating look at the West during a time of significant social and cultural change.

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