California
Subtitle: from the conquest of 1846 to the second vigilance committee in San Francisco [1856] A study of American character
By: by Josiah Royce.
Series: American commonwealths -- [v. 7]
Publisher: Houghton, Mifflin and company
Published: 1892
Place of publication: Boston and New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 513
Subjects: San Francisco Committee of Vigilance of 1856.; California -- History.
Table of contents: title: PAGP Introduction : The Territory and the Strangers
pagenum: 1
label: CHAPTER I; title: The Land
pagenum: 3
label: I; title: Outlines of Older California History
pagenum: 8
label: II; title: The Californian People
pagenum: 30
label: III; title: The Americans in California before the Conquest
pagenum: 34
label: IV; title: The American as Conqueror: The Secret Mission and the Bear Flag
pagenum: 48
label: CHAPTER II; title: The Confidential Agent, and the Beginnings of War
pagenum: 50
label: I; title: The Bear-Flag Heroes , ."
pagenum: 60
label: II; title: Sloat, the Administration, and the Mystery of the Secret Mission
pagenum: 84
label: III; title: The Mystery as formerly expounded by Captain Fre- mont's Friends
pagenum: 87
label: IV; title: Californian Hostility as a Cause for War
pagenum: 93
label: V; title: The Mystery as now expounded by General Fremont  Ill VII The Mystery deepens
pagenum: 123
label: VI; pagenum: 129
title: Vni Only one Dispatch contains the Secret Mission; title: The Mj'sterj' as expounded by the one Dispatch
pagenum: 133
label: IX; title: Supplementary Evidence and Summary
pagenum: 141
label: X; title: The Conquest completed, the Interregnum, and the Birth of the State
pagenum: 151
label: CHAPTER III; title: The Conquerors and their Consciences
pagenum: 152
label: I; title: Sloat, the Larkin Intrigue, and the English Legend
pagenum: 157
label: II; title: The Wolf and the Lamb
pagenum: 174
label: III; title: PAGI IV The Revolt and the Re-conquest
pagenum: 184
label: XIV; title: The Conquerors as Rulers and as Subjects; Quarrels, Discontent, and A "pi rations
pagenum: 198
label: V; title: The Bej^inniiif^s of the American San Francisco
pagenum: 213
label: VI; title: Gold, New-Coiners, and Illusions
pagenum: 220
label: VII; title: The Ways to the New Land
pagenum: 234
label: VIII; title: The Struggle for a Constitution
pagenum: 246
label: IX; title: The Con.stitutional Convention and its Outcome
pagenum: 259
label: X; title: The Struggle for Ordkr: Self-Gover.vmest, Good-Hu- mor AND Violence in the Mines
pagenum: 271
label: CHAPTER IV; title: The Philosophy of California History duriug the Golden Days
pagenum: 272
label: I; title: The Evolution of Disorder
pagenum: 278
label: II; title: Pan and Cradle as Social Agents: Mining Society in the Summer of 1848
pagenum: 282
label: III; title: Mining Society in 1849 and 1850, and the Beginning of Sluice-Mining
pagenum: 301
label: IV; title: The Spirit of the Miners' Justice of 1851 and 1852: the Miners on theii own Law
pagenum: 313
label: V; title: Miners' Justice in Actitm — Characteristic Scenes and Incidents
pagenum: 325
label: VI; title: A Typical Historj' of a Minisg Camp in 1851-52
pagenum: 344
label: VII; title: The Warfare against the Foreigners
pagenum: 356
label: VIII; title: The Downieville Lynching of July 5, 1851
pagenum: 368
label: IX; title: The Attainment of Order
pagenum: 374
label: X; title: Social Evolution in San Francisco  I The New City and the Great Fires II The Moral Insanities of the Golden Days  III Conservatism, Churches, and Families  IV Popular Justice in February, 1851 V The First Vigilance Committee VI Social Corruption and Commercial Disaster VII The Xew Awakening of Conscience VIII The Crisis of May, 1856 ... IX Popular Vengeance and the Xew Movement  X Perils and Triumphs of the Great Committee
pagenum: 377
label: CHAPTER V; pagenum: 378; pagenum: 391; pagenum: 398; pagenum: 407; pagenum: 417; pagenum: 422; pagenum: 432; pagenum: 437; pagenum: 453
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