
Pioneer Judge: The Life of Robert Lee Williams
by Edward Everett Dale and James D. Morrison
"Pioneer Judge: The Life of Robert Lee Williams" by Edward Everett Dale and James D. Morrison, published by The Torch Press in 1958, is a hardcover biography exploring the life of an influential Oklahoma judge. This ex-library copy features a "DISCARD" stamp and is in fair condition, lacking a dust jacket but retaining its binding integrity. Ideal for collectors of historical biographies and regional history.
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This hardcover edition shows signs of previous library use, with a "DISCARD" stamp on the title page. The blue cloth cover is worn, particularly along the spine and edges, and lacks a dust jacket. The binding remains solid, ensuring the book is still a functional read. Overall, it is in fair condition with typical library markings but maintains its historical value.
About This Vintage 1958 Edition
"Pioneer Judge: The Life of Robert Lee Williams" is a detailed biography authored by Edward Everett Dale, Research Professor of History Emeritus at the University of Oklahoma, and James D. Morrison, Professor of History at Southeastern Oklahoma State College. Published by The Torch Press in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in 1958, this hardcover edition provides an insightful look into the life and career of Robert Lee Williams, a significant figure in Oklahoma's judicial history. The book delves into Williams' contributions to the legal landscape and his impact on the region's development. This edition is especially notable for collectors interested in historical biographies and regional history. The book carries a "DISCARD" stamp, indicating it was once part of a library collection. Despite the lack of a dust jacket, the hardcover remains intact, offering a glimpse into mid-20th-century publishing aesthetics.
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