Cosas de Indios de California : Tres Pinos, Calif : ms.,1878 May.

Cesar, Julio, 1824-

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Dictation, recorded by Thomas Savage for H.H. Bancroft, from an Indian belonging to the Mission of San Luis Rey, describing the mission and its ranches, life at the mission under various administrators, the American occupation of Southern California and the Flores revolt, and placer mining.

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Title Cosas de Indios de California : Tres Pinos, Calif : ms.,1878 May.

Creator Cesar, Julio, 1824-, Author

Published 1878

Full Collection Name California Cultures

Other Identifiers BANC MSS C-D 109 (Bneg 90:8)

Subject (Person) Savage, Thomas, b. 1823
Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918--Collection--CU-BANC

Subject (Topic) San Luis Rey Mission (Calif.)
Missions--California
Indians Warfare
Gold mines and mining--California
Mexican War, 1846-1848

Geographic Coverage California--History 1846-1850

Type Text

Format Autobiographies

Extent Copies : partial microfilm reel (20 exposures) : negative (Rich. 90:8) and positive. Originals : [2], 17 leaves ; 31 cm.

Archive The Bancroft Library

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California Cultures