An edition of The Gringos (1913)

The gringos

a story of the old California days in 1849

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An edition of The Gringos (1913)

The gringos

a story of the old California days in 1849

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Publisher
Little, Brown
Language
English
Pages
350

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Cover of: The Gringos
The Gringos
June 30, 2004, Kessinger Publishing
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Cover of: The gringos
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Edition Notes

Published in
Boston

Classifications

Library of Congress
PZ3.S6149 Gr, PS3503.O8193 Gr

The Physical Object

Pagination
350 p.
Number of pages
350

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL6561815M
Internet Archive
cu31924021690254
LCCN
13023414

First Sentence

"If you would glimpse the savage which normally lies asleep, thank God, in most of us, you have only to do this thing of which I shall tell you, and from some safe sanctuary where leaden couriers may not bear prematurely the tidings of man's debasement, watch the world below."

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