Fort Miller, California, 1851-1865
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Fort Miller, California, 1851-1865
（American university studies, ser. 21 . Regional studies ; v. 2）
P. Lang, c1988
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Bibliography: p. [143]-149
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book contains the history of Fort Miller, California from its founding in 1851 through the Civil War. This study of a little-known California fort includes a discussion of the California Indian Treaties and the relations between whites and Indians in the gold regions of the San Joaquin Valley of California. Also discussed is the role Fort Miller played in controlling Southern sympathizers during the Civil War years.
Table of Contents
Contents: The California Indian treaties - The Yokuts and the Camp Barbour Treaty - Construction of Fort Miller - The Town of Millerton Expedition against the Yosemite Indians, 1852 - Tule River War, 1856 - Civil War years - Camp Babbitt and Visalia, California - The final years.
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