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Joggin' Erlong

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Dunbar's last book, illustrated by photographs by Leigh Richmond Miner, 119 pp. As always, there's a happy tension between the quaint and elegant tone of Dunbar's dialect verse and the stark, on-location photography of Miner.

A snazzy little binding: paisley cloth with a photographic title sticker over hardback boards on glossy sepia paper with decorated edges.

The first edition of this was simultaneously released in 1906 in the US (Dodd Mead) and Canada with the Canadian edition (Munson Book Co) using American leaves.

Dunbar's last book, illustrated by photographs by Leigh Richmond Miner, 119 pp. As always, there's a happy tension between the quaint and elegant tone of Dunbar's dialect verse and the stark, on-location photography of Miner.

A snazzy little binding: paisley cloth with a photographic title sticker over hardback boards on glossy sepia paper with decorated edges.

The first edition of this was simultaneously released in 1906 in the US (Dodd Mead) and Canada with the Canadian edition (Munson Book Co) using American leaves.

Dunbar's last book, illustrated by photographs by Leigh Richmond Miner, 119 pp. As always, there's a happy tension between the quaint and elegant tone of Dunbar's dialect verse and the stark, on-location photography of Miner.

A snazzy little binding: paisley cloth with a photographic title sticker over hardback boards on glossy sepia paper with decorated edges.

The first edition of this was simultaneously released in 1906 in the US (Dodd Mead) and Canada with the Canadian edition (Munson Book Co) using American leaves.

Dunbar's last book, illustrated by photographs by Leigh Richmond Miner, 119 pp. As always, there's a happy tension between the quaint and elegant tone of Dunbar's dialect verse and the stark, on-location photography of Miner.

A snazzy little binding: paisley cloth with a photographic title sticker over hardback boards on glossy sepia paper with decorated edges.

The first edition of this was simultaneously released in 1906 in the US (Dodd Mead) and Canada with the Canadian edition (Munson Book Co) using American leaves.