Genesee Fever

This hardcover edition of "Genesee Fever" is in good condition, with a strong red cloth binding showing minor wear typical of its age. The spine and covers are intact, with no visible inscriptions or library markings. The absence of a dust jacket suggests previous handling or storage without one.

"Genesee Fever" by Carl Carmer, published by Farrar & Rinehart, Inc. in 1941, offers a vivid exploration of the Genesee Valley in New York during the 19th century. This hardcover edition captures the essence of American historical fiction, presenting a narrative rich with cultural and historical significance. The book, printed in New York and Toronto, reflects Carmer's dedication to bringing local histories to life, a hallmark of his literary career. While the specific edition is not stated, this copy is notable for its sturdy red cloth binding, indicative of books from this period. The absence of a dust jacket suggests it may have been well-read or preserved without one. This edition is a valuable addition for collectors interested in American history and regional narratives.