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The Age of Gold: The California Gold Rush and the New American Dream by H.W. Brands, 2008-12-10
Gold Hunters of Early California: Thomas Edwin Farish's Reminisces of the Gold Rush Days by Linda Pendleton, Thomas Edwin Farish, 2010-09-04
California's Indians and the Gold Rush by Clifford E. Trafzer, 1989-12
Gold Rush Grub: From Turpentine Stew to Hoochinoo by Ann Chandonnet, 2006-12-01
The Mechanics Of Optimism: Mining Companies, Technology, And The Hot Spring Gold Rush, Montana Territory, 1864-1868 (Mining the American West Series) by Jeffrey J. Safford, 2004-11
Fugitive Slave in the Gold Rush: Life and Adventures of James Williams (Blacks in the American West) by James Williams, 2001-10-01
After the Gold Rush: Tarnished Dreams in the Sacramento Valley by David Vaught, 2009-05-19
Nuggets from Forty-Nine: An Account of Pike County Men in the Gold Rush by Owen Hannant, 1985-06
Contested Eden: California Before the Gold Rush (California History Sesquicentennial Series)
The Utah Gold Rush: The Lost Rhoades Mine and the Hathenbruck Legacy by Kerry Ross Boren, Lisa Lee Boren, et all 2002-04-01
America's Gold Rush: John Sutter and the Discovery of Gold in California (Great Moments in American History) by Joanne Mattern, 2003-08
Gold Rush Towns of Nevada County(CA)(Images of America) by Maria E. Brower, 2006-11-20
Vigilantes in Gold Rush San Francisco by Robert Senkewicz S.J, 1985-06-01
The Fools of '49: The California Gold Rush, 1848-1856 (The Living History Library) by Laurence Ivan Seidman, 1976-08

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from the Yukon in 1896, thousands of Americans heeded the was the real beneficiaryof the Yukon gold rush and two While $10 million in gold was dug out of the
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A wide selection of gold rush towns that emerged during this unique period of Americanhistory have also been includedall of which you can still visit today
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Extractions: In Association with Amazon.com Gold Rush Books Click here for books for young readers Roaring Camp : The Social World of the California Gold Rush by Susan Lee Johnson The California gold rush and the social and cultural forces it unleashed have become part of our historical and literary tradition. Johnson, professor of history at the University of Colorado, provides an excellent survey of the mini-universe that quickly developed as a result of the massive influx of wealth seekers into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, around the town of Stockton. While her story lacks the romanticism of a Twain or a Harte, it offers a hardheaded look at the ethnic and class diversity that frequently led to violent conflict. Yet this is not a one-sided account of the strong devouring the weak. Johnson shows that conflict frequently coexisted with tolerance and harmony, and the eventual outcome was a degree of peace and stability in a new and vibrant society. This is a well-written account that effectively mixes personal stories with broader historical trends. Gold Fever: California's Gold Rush by Carl Nolter January 24, 1848, was a day that changed everything. The flecks of yellow metal, found in the American River by James Marshall, proved to be the foundation of modern California. Fortune hunters succumbed to gold fever and flocked to the Sierra Nevada foothills in search of unlimited wealth. The myths of California's gold rush are the subject of legendary songs and tales. Fortunes were won and lost almost daily. The realities behind the popular images were hard and often bloody. Gold Rush tells the story as it really happened in words and pictures. Lavishly illustrated and printed in color throughout.
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The Alaska gold rush The Alaska Department of Tourism provides links to a numberof sites with information on the Alaska gold rush. The Documents.
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