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  1. Yuma Crossing

    Douglas D. Martin (1885-1963) was an author, newspaperman, educator, and a member of the University of Arizona journalism faculty from 1946 to 1956. The collection contains a carbon typescript of Martin’s book Yuma Crossing, which describes the importance ...

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