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008			890816s1989 caum b a00110 eng
020			_a962001511
035			_a(AEA)A7A6201F8B934ACAA5FE8CE103DF9598
050			_aF 861 _b.L295 1989
100			_aLantis, David W. _9108971
245		0	_aCalifornia : _bthe Pacific connection / _cDavid W. Lantis, Rodney Steiner, Arthur E. Karinen.
260			_a[Chico, Calif.] : _bCreekside Press, _c1989
300			_axi, 595 p. : _bill., maps _c29 cm.
500			_aIncludes index.
504			_aBibliography: p. 565-577.
520			_aAll of California is here. Los Angeles, of course, and San Francisco, and San Jose and Sacramento-and little places like Adin and Happy Camp. And the people, too-not only Hispanics and Chinese and Anglos, but Arabs and Hmong and "all the rest." A glance at the index reveals that totality of coverage. Truly this is a book that belongs on the reference shelf of every California home. The authors contend that they have provided a "work that can be read pleasurably by those who wish to amplify their knowledge of the Golden State. It's appropriate that the office of the State Librarian and U.C.'s Bancroft Library have both cited the predecessional work as a bsic source book on California Segments of this book and predecessorial California, Land of Contrast have been reviewed for the authors by 69 authorities on their areas. Book and dustcover are in very good general condition but there are occasions of bluehighlighting in the first chapter concerning the extreme Northeast.
650			_aRegionalism _zCalifornia. _9108972
700			_aKarinen, Arthur E., _9108973
700			_aSteiner, Rodney, _9108974
942			_cALR
999			_c75883 _d75883