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Moses, V. (1995) Historical Sites: California Citrus State Historic Park. California History, 74 (1). 25177464 doi:10.2307/25177464

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TitleHistorical Sites: California Citrus State Historic Park
JournalCalifornia History
AuthorsMoses, V.Author
Year1995 (April 1)Volume74
Issue1
PublisherUniversity of California Press
DOIdoi:10.2307/25177464Search in ResearchGate
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Plain TextMoses, V. (1995) Historical Sites: California Citrus State Historic Park. California History, 74 (1). 25177464 doi:10.2307/25177464
In(1995, April) California History Vol. 74 (1) University of California Press

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