Chief Logan's Speech

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1979

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Logan Elm Press

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Colophon: Logan, the Mingo Chief, burst into this sad lament upon being summoned by Lord Dunmore to a meeting of the tribal chiefs at Camp Charlotte. This 1774 translation of his speech by Thomas Jefferson, with a woodcut portrait by Sidney Chafetz, was printed on Kozo fiber sheets made by Tim Barrett as a keepsake for the participation of a papermaking workshop sponsored by The Ohio State University Department of Art Education and the Ohio Arts Council. Logan Elm Broadside number one. Handset and printed by Renee Cossutta. MCMLXXIX.

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Print Edition: [100 copies.]
Print Pages: 1 broadside
Print Illustrations: ill. (woodcut)
Printing: Letterpress
Paper: Handmade paper (Kozo)
Typography: Handset Goudy Oldstyle
Physical Dimensions: 30.6 x 12 cm

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http://hdl.handle.net/1811/54313

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Logan Elm Press Catalogue Raisonné
Sidney Chafetz Print Catalogue Raisonné