The Annals of San FranciscoWritten by three journalists who were witnesses to and participants in the extraordinary events they describe, The Annals of San Francisco, originally published in 1855, is both an essential record for historians and a delightful narrative for general readers. Over 100 historical engravings are included. |
Contents
Proposed treatment of the work Etymology of the name CaliforniaLower | 21 |
CHAPTER ILExpeditions of Viscaino Admiral Otondo and Father Kino First settlement | 38 |
CHAPTER IIIFirst settlement of New or Upper California by Franciscan Monks Supposed | 45 |
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