The Illiterate Digest

Newspaper columns by a rope-twirling cowboy from Oklahoma who became the most quoted man in America - on Congress, on prohibition, on the news, on the people who make it. Rogers wrote as he talked, refused to punctuate properly, and was read by more people than any editorial writer of his day. This edition is bound with 57 plates of paintings from 1895 to 1920, among them works by Edvard Munch, Charles Dana Gibson and George Bellows.