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Kulóskap the master, and other Algonkin poems

Front matter

Charles Godfrey Leland translation

The cover is made of light brown fabric. The title, 'Kuloskap the Master,' is printed in red; the first letter, K, is outlined in black. Below the title, the head of an Indian, with two feathers in his hair, is surrounded by a black box; the background between the head and the box is gold. Centered below the box is the word 'By' in black script; then 'Charles Godfrey Leland' in block letters in black; then 'AND' in small capitals in red; and last 'John Dyneley Prince' in block letters in black.
The cover is made of light brown fabric. The title, 'Kuloskap the Master,' is printed in red; the first letter, K, is outlined in black. Below the title, the head of an Indian, with two feathers in his hair, is surrounded by a black box; the background between the head and the box is gold. Centered below the box is the word 'By' in black script; then 'Charles Godfrey Leland' in block letters in black; then 'AND' in small capitals in red; and last 'John Dyneley Prince' in block letters in black.
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