Charles Erskine Scott Wood

Edwin Bingham

Tim Barnes

This first anthology of Wood's writings reintroduces a major figure in the literature and history of the American West. Selections range from Wood's famous rendering of Chief Joseph's surrender speech to satirical dialogues from his best-known work, Heavenly Discourse.

The Life and Writings of Charles Erskine Scott Wood

Wood Works

Mark Twain

Sara Bard Field

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Eve's Diary;

Heavenly Discourse ...

Ave! Caesar. Imperator. Morituri Te Salutant

Earthly Discourse

Charles Erskine Scott Wood

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