The Fair God Or, The Last of the 'Tzins

This 1890 edition shows signs of wear consistent with its age. The spine and cover corners are frayed, and the binding is exposed at the front hinge, indicating some loosening. There is no dust jacket present. Despite these flaws, the pages remain intact, offering a complete reading experience.

"The Fair God Or, The Last of the 'Tzins" by Lew Wallace is a historical novel published by Houghton, Mifflin and Company in 1890. This edition, marked as the Ninety-First Thousand, reflects the enduring popularity of Wallace's work following his success with "Ben-Hur." The book explores the dramatic events surrounding the conquest of Mexico, weaving a narrative that captures the cultural and historical complexities of the period. Wallace, renowned for his vivid storytelling and historical detail, brings to life the clash between civilizations. This particular edition is notable for its historical significance and the detailed craftsmanship typical of The Riverside Press, Cambridge. The absence of a dust jacket and the wear on the spine and cover corners suggest its age and usage, adding to its authenticity as a collectible piece.