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Curtis, Edward S. Native Nations: First Americans as Seen by Edward S. Curtis. Signed book when you see something inBulfinch Little, Brown, 1973. Edited by Christopher Cardozo with Foreword by George P. Horse Capture. First edition. Large clothbound hardcover, fine, with protected dust jacket with slight wear at edges. Produced by Calloway Editions. High quality reproductions in sepia. Quadratone printing by Richard Benson. 110 plates by Edward Sheriff Curtis. 160 pages. Includes one page with a laudatory statement about Curtis by Theodore Roosevelt, dated October