A history of California : the Spanish period,
Charles E. Chapman (Author)
History
x pages, 1 leaf, 527 pages : frontispiece, portraits, maps ; 23 cm
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The effects of geography upon california history
The indians
The chinese along the pacific coast in ancient times
The japanese opportunity in the pacific in the early modern period
Cortés and california
Origin and application of the name california
The northern mystery and the discovery of alta california
The manilla galleon
Drake and new albion
ali and rodríguez cermenho
Sebastián vizcaíno
The overland advance to the california border, 1521-1687
Sea approaches from new spain to california, 1615-1697
The jesuits in baja california, 1697-1768
Progress of the idea of overland advance to the california, 1687-1765
José de gálvez
The spanish occupation of alta california
The pacification of sonora
Precarious footing of the early settlements in alta california
Russian and english aggressions in the pacific northwest
Antonio bucareli
Bucareli's attention to the local problems of the californias
Juan bautista de anza
The founding of san francisco
The commandancy general of the frontier provinces
The yuma massacre
The aftermath
Junípero serra
Fermín francisco de lasuén
Spanish californian institutions
The romantic period, 1782-1810
Inland explorations and indian wars, 1804-1823
Era of the wars of independence, 1810-1822
Under mexican governors, 1822-1835
Waiting for old glory, 1835-1847
The literature of california history
Maps
Ilustrations