Sierra: A Novel of the California Gold RushThe acclaimed author of Goldfield and Cashbox now recreates one of the pivotal events in Western American history--the great, gaudy, gold stampede to California in 1848-49--and weaves into this glittering backdrop the stories of two unlikely gold seekers. |
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| Title | Sierra: A Novel of the California Gold Rush Thorndike Western I Thorndike large print Western series |
| Author | Richard S. Wheeler |
| Edition | reprint, large print |
| Publisher | Thorndike Press, 1997 |
| ISBN | 078620916X, 9780786209163 |
| Length | 732 pages |
| Subjects | › Fiction / Westerns |
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