Readings in California HistoryNewton Ray Gilmore, Gladys Gilmore "Readings follow a chronological plan beginning with the Spanish explorations on the Pacific coast and ending with illustrations of the complexity of the California scene in the 1960's. Some are original and contemporary narratives... Others are excerpts from secondary works."--Preface. |
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The Friar and the Governor HUBERT HOWE BANCROFT | 39 |
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