California Men and Events

Tinkham's book is an engaging and detailed account of the people and events that shaped California's history during the years 1769-1890. From the Spanish colonization to the Gold Rush to the birth of Hollywood, Tinkham provides insightful commentary and colorful anecdotes that bring California's past to life.
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