Wagons West: California
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| Rating | : | 4.13 (608 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0786022094 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 375 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-01-16 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
California Gold Rush Makes The West Wilder - Great Read!! Dana Fuller Ross' novels of America's great expansion into the western territories is some of the most intelligent, well written and well researched historic fiction I have read. "California" is Book 6 in a series of 2California Gold Rush Makes The West Wilder - Great Read!! Jana L.Perskie Dana Fuller Ross' novels of America's great expansion into the western territories is some of the most intelligent, well written and well researched historic fiction I have read. "California" is Book 6 in a series of 24 novels which truly bring history to life during one of the United States' most important and fascinating periods.When the United States acquired California, settlers moved to the new territory at a rate faster than Texas or Oregon ever experienced. Eventual statehood was a given. Then in 1848 gold was discovered near Fort Sutter in California's Sacramento Valley. Americans and people from all over the world, infected w. novels which truly bring history to life during one of the United States' most important and fascinating periods.When the United States acquired California, settlers moved to the new territory at a rate faster than Texas or Oregon ever experienced. Eventual statehood was a given. Then in 18California Gold Rush Makes The West Wilder - Great Read!! Jana L.Perskie Dana Fuller Ross' novels of America's great expansion into the western territories is some of the most intelligent, well written and well researched historic fiction I have read. "California" is Book 6 in a series of 24 novels which truly bring history to life during one of the United States' most important and fascinating periods.When the United States acquired California, settlers moved to the new territory at a rate faster than Texas or Oregon ever experienced. Eventual statehood was a given. Then in 1848 gold was discovered near Fort Sutter in California's Sacramento Valley. Americans and people from all over the world, infected w. 8 gold was discovered near Fort Sutter in California's Sacramento Valley. Americans and people from all over the world, infected w. The gold rush has hit California TSchlaack Another winner in the Wagon's West Series.California is attracting people from all walks of life due to the gold fever. These are people who have nothing left to loose. This makes it hard for those who are trying to stay alive and keep order.Sheriff Rick Miller and his wife are now landowners in the Sacramento Valley and he is trying to keep up with all the crime. Her murder sets off a chain reaction that sets this story in motion.You will learn about gold fever, lawlessness, how restricted the society was in those days as well as how people existed on almost nothing. Another winner in the WW series.. Gold Rush visited A wondeful read if one likes the California Gold Rush as a time period. Like the other WW books, its an engaging read. My quabbles with the book is its time frame; how much time passes in this book is beyond me. A few months? Gold Rush visited C. Bedford Crenshaw A wondeful read if one likes the California Gold Rush as a time period. Like the other WW books, its an engaging read. My quabbles with the book is its time frame; how much time passes in this book is beyond me. A few months? 4 years? I also do not like how Elisabeta had such an ignoble end. Still, this is the novel to read for inspiration on the Gold Rush.. years? I also do not like how Elisabeta had such an ignoble end. Still, this is the novel to read for inspiration on the Gold Rush.
Language Notes Text: English, French, German
The Gold Rush of 1848 is sweeping the US from coast to coast. But in Sacramento Valley, California, settlers face an all-out assault on the homes they'd struggled so hard to build in the face of the new wave of incomers who are chasing their own version of the American Dream.