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20 fun facts about the Gold Rush
\"Did you know that part of San Francisco was built on top of ships from all over the world that were abandoned during the Gold Rush? Even the most reluctant readers will love discovering history through these strange, awesome, and unbelievable tidbits about the hundreds of thousands of people who left their lives behind and trekked out to California to strike it rich\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Gold! Gold from the American river! : the day the gold rush began : January 24, 1848
Presents the story of the California gold rush, from the uncharted journey across hostile land, to the laborious process of panning for gold, to the success of savvy entrepreneurs.
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The California gold rush
\"On January 24, 1848, pioneer James W. Marshall discovered gold in central California. When word got out, gold fever set in, drawing hundreds of thousands of pioneers to the state hoping to strike it rich. Discover the circumstances and effects of this event in The California Gold Rush.\"--Provided by publisher.
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The California Gold Rush and the '49ers
Try your luck, and search for your fortune in California! Follow the joy and heartbreak of the '49ers during the California Gold Rush.
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If you were a kid during the California Gold Rush
\"Find out what it was like to be a kid during the California Gold Rush.\"--Provided by publisher.
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California gold rush!
\"On January 24, 1848 a man named James W. Marshall found gold at Sutter's Mill in Coloma, California. This compelling title explains how Marshalls discovery sparked gold fever and lured thousands of people west in search of great fortunes. Primary source accounts and historical photographs trace the history of the gold rush in California as well as the later Klondike gold rush.\"-- Provided by publisher.
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Gold rushes
\"This comprehensive title is a thought-provoking examination of how early gold rushes shaped settlement and industry in North America. Using material from the 1848 California Gold Rush, the 1896 Klondike Gold Rush, and other rushes in Georgia, Montana, and British Columbia, primary and secondary sources about these rushes are examined with respect to race and ethnicity, the displacement of Indigenous peoples, and different perspectives on law and order in the emerging West. Readers will be encouraged to think critically about labor and environmental practices, and the relationships between settlers and Indigenous people both in the past and today.\"--Provided by publisher.
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How to get rich in the California Gold Rush : an adventurer's guide to the fabulous riches disovered in 1848 ...
A personal account of the California Gold Rush from the point-of-view of the fictitious Thomas Hartley.
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