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1by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“...'s Gold Mining, Gold Rush artifacts, philosophy and literature, and the national context...”
Published 1991
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2by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“...'s Gold Mining, Gold Rush artifacts, philosophy and literature, and the national context...”
Published 1991
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3by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... ready to leave the sights and sounds of the capital and its hospitable and demonstrative people, who...”
Published 1994
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4by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... ready to leave the sights and sounds of the capital and its hospitable and demonstrative people, who...”
Published 1994
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5by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... of Nicholas I during the 1830s judged the Russian Empire to be a vast, nation-wide prison whose people lived...”
Published 1993
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6by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... of Nicholas I during the 1830s judged the Russian Empire to be a vast, nation-wide prison whose people lived...”
Published 1993
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7by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... is this entry describing the contents of "Section B Shelf #7: 1 [copy] Bartrams Garden." The Library of Congress...”
Published 1992
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8by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... is this entry describing the contents of "Section B Shelf #7: 1 [copy] Bartrams Garden." The Library of Congress...”
Published 1992
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9by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... of David Risling, Jr. (Hupa, Yurok, Karok). A nationally-known Indian rights activist and educator, Risling...”
Published 1993
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10by John Muir Center for Regional Studies“... of David Risling, Jr. (Hupa, Yurok, Karok). A nationally-known Indian rights activist and educator, Risling...”
Published 1993
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