Two JACK LONDON Issues - store Pacific Historian, 1979 Vol 23 #2 & Vol. 24 #2 - Very Good Condition

Still in good condition with strong bindings, these two issues include seven fascinating essays about Jack London, to be detailed below. The Pacific HIstorian was a scholarly journal, published by the University of the Pacific in Stockton store, California for about 30 years, from the late 1950s with the last issue in 1987. Its focus was on life in Western America. These issues were NOT exclusively devoted to Jack London, so please review the pictures of the Table of Contents for other interesting material!

The Summer 1979 issue:
"Jack London's Use of Maritime History in the Sea Wolf" by Jack E Hensley
"On the Delta Water: Jack London in Old Stockton" by Howard Lachtman
"Some Chin-Chin and Tea: Jack London in Japan"

The Summmer 1980 issue:
"Jack London's Dawson: Past and Present" by Sal Noto [Gold rush in the Klondike]
"The Unknown Jack London" by Brad Champlain
"Jack London, Playwright" by Russ Kingman
"Revisiting Jack London's Valley of the Moon" by Howard Lachtman

Description and Conditon:
8 1/2 x 5 3/8 inches; about 1/4 ' thick
The Summer 1979 issue (vol. 23 #2) -- Slight wear to cover and corners, clean pages, no dog ears, no markings, black & white illustrations, strong binding, 124 pages
The Summer 1980 issue (vol. 24 #2) -- Nearly perfect cover condition, clean pages but last 20 pages each have 1 slightly bent corner on bottom , no dog ears, no markings,
black & white illustrations, strong binding, pagination is 125-250

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