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Bethel, A. C. W. (1998) The Golden Skein: California's Gold-Rush Transportation Network. California History, 77 (4). 250-275 doi:10.2307/25462517

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TitleThe Golden Skein: California's Gold-Rush Transportation Network
JournalCalifornia History
AuthorsBethel, A. C. W.Author
Year1998 (December 1)Volume77
Issue4
PublisherUniversity of California Press
DOIdoi:10.2307/25462517Search in ResearchGate
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Plain TextBethel, A. C. W. (1998) The Golden Skein: California's Gold-Rush Transportation Network. California History, 77 (4). 250-275 doi:10.2307/25462517
In(1998, December) California History Vol. 77 (4) University of California Press

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