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Navarro, Ramón Gil, (-1883.)

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The gold rush diary of Ramón Gil Navarro /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	The gold rush diary of Ramón Gil Navarro // Ramón Gil Navarro ; edited and translated by María del Carmen Ferreyra and David S. Reher.
Author:	Navarro, Ramón Gil,
other author:	Ferreyra, María del Carmen.
Published:	Lincoln :University of Nebraska Press, : ©2000.,
Description:	xx, 305 pages :illustrations ;24 cm
[NT 15003449]:	The Diary of Ramon Gil Navarro -- App. 1. A Chronology of the Life of Ramon Gil Navarro -- App. 2. A Glossary of Key Persons Mentioned in the Text.
Subject:	Gold mines and mining - Social aspects - California. -
Subject:	California - Gold discoveries -
Online resource:	http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/toc/fy0602/00020988.html
Online resource:	http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0709/00020988-b.html
Online resource:	http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0709/00020988-d.html
ISBN:	0803233434

The gold rush diary of Ramón Gil Navarro /
Navarro, Ramón Gil,-1883.

The gold rush diary of Ramón Gil Navarro /Ramón Gil Navarro ; edited and translated by María del Carmen Ferreyra and David S. Reher. - Lincoln :University of Nebraska Press,©2000. - xx, 305 pages :illustrations ;24 cm

Includes bibliographical references (pages 287-291) and index.

The Diary of Ramon Gil Navarro -- App. 1. A Chronology of the Life of Ramon Gil Navarro -- App. 2. A Glossary of Key Persons Mentioned in the Text.

"Gold! gold! gold! This seductive mantra, shouted throughout the Americas in 1848-49, convinced thousands of people that California's gold could be had simply by picking it up off the ground. Ramon Gil Navarro, an Argentinean political exile living in Chile, heard these rumors of a new El Dorado, but he was not so naive as to believe that the gold merely had to be gathered. He understood that mining required extensive capital investment and labor, and along with three other investors he arranged to have 120 workers and a shipload of supplies sent to California. Navarro accompanied the workers to Stockton and began prospecting."

ISBN: 0803233434

LCCN: 00020988Subjects--Personal Names:

3484726
Navarro, Ramón Gil,
-1883--Diaries.Subjects--Topical Terms:

3484728
Gold mines and mining
--Social aspects--California.Subjects--Geographical Terms:

791080
California
--Gold discoveries

LC Class. No.: F865 / .N38 2000

The gold rush diary of Ramón Gil Navarro /
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