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Western Classics No. Three

Tennessee's Partner

"Both were fearless types of a civilization that in the seventeenth
century would have been called heroic, but in the nineteenth simply
'reckless.'"

Tennessee's Partner By Bret Harte, Including An Introduction By William
Dallam Armes.


The Introduction

When Marshall's discovery caused a sudden influx of thousands of
adventurers from all classes and almost all countries, the conditions of
government in California were almost the worst possible.
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