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The golden crucible : an introduction to the history of American California: 1850-1905 / by Blake Ross; first prize essay, James D. Phelan historical essay contest held under the auspices of the San Francisco branch, League of American pen women.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Ross, Blake, 1900-
Contributor:
James D. Phelan prize contest of historical essays on the history of California from 1850 to 1905.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
California--History.
California.
History.
Genre:
History.
Penn Provenance:
Schuyler, Robert L., 1947- (donor) (RBC copy)
Physical Description:
xxv, 97 pages ; 24 cm
Edition:
First edition.
Place of Publication:
San Francisco : Paul Elder and Company, 1930.
Contents:
Judging the ten best essays / Judge John F. Davis
Letter of award / Professor Sidney Edward Mezes
Letter of appreciation / Carl I. Wheat
Appreciation / Robert W. Cowan
Critism / Oscar Lewis
The golden crucible / B. R.
Addenda- Social and intellectual life of California.
Notes:
Head and tail pieces.
"Limited to 1125 copies consisting of a collectors' edition, 125 numbered and signed copies on Strathmore Japan paper, and a regular edition, 1000 copies on India antique paper."
Edition statement from colophon.
"Acknowledgment": page 97.
Local Notes:
RBC copy presented to the Penn Libraries in 2010 by Professor Robert L. Schuyler.
RBC copy has many leaves uncut.
Other Format:
Online version: Ross, Blake, 1900- Golden crucible.
OCLC:
5073228

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