William Henry Rhodes, born on July 16, 1822, was an author active during the nineteenth century. Writing under the pen name "Caxton," Rhodes contributed to the literary landscape of the American West, particularly within the publishing circles of California. His life and writing career came to an end in 1876.
Rhodes is best remembered for his short story, "The Case of Summerfield," which was published in 1871. The work first appeared in a San Francisco newspaper, capturing the attention of local readers under his "Caxton" pseudonym. This notable story remains the central piece of his literary legacy, representing his work in nineteenth-century periodical literature.
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