Walton Bean
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“No other frontier has ever inspired so many of its people to write. The scenes of California, and the experiences of getting there an dliving there, were so often extraordinary and dramatic that they cried out for description.”
― California: An interpretive history
― California: An interpretive history
“It set a tone and created a state of min in which greed predominated and disorder and violence were all too frequent.”
― California: An Interpretive History
― California: An Interpretive History
“During the one hundred years after the beginning of the gold rush, the output of California's gold totaled about $2 billion. All the gold produced in a century was worth less than the total value of one year's agricultural output of the state in the 1960s.”
― California: An Interpretive History
― California: An Interpretive History
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