The Lost Panoramas of the Mississippi

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  • The Lost Panoramas of the Mississippi Book Detail

  • Author : John Francis McDermott
  • Release Date : 1958
  • Publisher :
  • Genre : Mississippi River
  • Pages : 240
  • ISBN 13 :
  • File Size : 19,19 MB
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The Lost Panoramas of the Mississippi by John Francis McDermott PDF Summary

Book Description: "The panorama was a ... newsreel travelogue documentary 'movie' all rolled into one long, long, pictorial canvas between two slowly revolving cylinders ... [to the] acccompaniment of explanatory narration by the panoramist, passed the great river, its banks and bluffs, its steamers and squatters' shacks, its hamlets and cities, from St. Paul to New Orleans." Dust jacket.

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