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2 of 5 California Gold Rush 1848.mp4
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Adventures of the Old West: 49ers & Calif Gold $9.98 The 1848 discovery of gold in California’s American River led many men to travel west in search of the dream of instant wealth. What they found when they got there is the subject of this episode of Adventures of the Old West. Judicious use of archival materials brings the period alive. The Gold Rush sparked the creation of the Transcontinental Railroad and the digging of the Panama Canal…. |
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California Exotics Waterproof Jack Rabbit with Floating Beads $39.39 Blue – The Original just keeps getting better, and better, and better! 100% waterproof for fun in or out of the water. The playful rabbit with its synchronized rotating metals beads and reversing action has 3 speeds of vibration, 3 speeds of rotation, and one touch activation. EZ load battery case twists into the bottom.10 inches of total length with 5.5 inches of insertable length. Uses 3 AA batt… |
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Mothers 05500 CALIF GOLD ORIGINAL PAST $42.40 Mothers 05500 CALIF GOLD ORIGINAL PAST…. |
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Dark Gold (Dark (Avon)) $7.99 They were masters of the darkness, searching through eternity for a mistress of the light . . .Alexandria Houton will sacrifice anything–even her life –to protect her orphaned little brother. But when both encounter an unspeakable evil in the swirling San Francisco mists, Alex can only cry to heaven for their deliverance . . . And out of the darkness swoops Aidan Savage, a golden being more powe… |
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Redeeming Love $10.10 Can Godâ?s Love Save Anyone? Best-selling author Francine Rivers skillfully retells the biblical love story of Gomer and Hosea in a tale set against the exciting backdrop of the California Gold R… |
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The Barbary Coast: An Informal History of the San Francisco Underworld $6.75 The history of the Barbary Coast properly begins with the gold rush to California in 1849. If the precious yellow metal hadn’t been discovered … the development of San Francisco’s underworld in all likelihood would have been indistinguishable from that of any other large American city. Instead, owing almost entirely to the influx of gold-seekers and the horde of gamblers, thieves, harlots, polit… |
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