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Boetcher, L. W. (1989) Milestones in California History: The Golden Gate International Exposition. California History, 68 (1). 25158509 doi:10.2307/25158509

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TitleMilestones in California History: The Golden Gate International Exposition
JournalCalifornia History
AuthorsBoetcher, L. W.Author
Year1989 (April 1)Volume68
Issue1
PublisherUniversity of California Press
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Full ReferenceBoetcher, L. W. (1989) Milestones in California History: The Golden Gate International Exposition. California History, 68 (1). 25158509 doi:10.2307/25158509
Plain TextBoetcher, L. W. (1989) Milestones in California History: The Golden Gate International Exposition. California History, 68 (1). 25158509 doi:10.2307/25158509
In(1989, April) California History Vol. 68 (1) University of California Press

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