This link will take you to the H-Net review of Tamara Venit Shelton's book on land monopoly in late 19th century California, which first appeared on H-West.
Denise Spooner, co-editor H-California
Measure of America, a project of the Social Science Research Council of America, has released the latest version of its report on California. You can download it for free through the link above.
This article, in today's Los Angeles Times, is arousing a great deal of controversy among environmentalists and historians. Any thoughts you'd care to share?
Denise Spooner, co-editor H-California
This link will take you to a new book on ONE, the first gay and lesbian magazine in the U.S..
The attached link is to a book by noted scholar of Japanese American and Asian American history, Roger Daniels.
Those of you--and I assume there are many--who appreciate Heyday Books and the untiring and enthusiastic work of Malcolm Margolin will be interested in this article that ran on the front page, no less, of the SF Chronicle.
This link will take you to a book review published on H-SHGAPE, the Commons site devoted to the History of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era. Sounds like an excellent book!
Dear H-Californians,
A new documenary on the governorship of Pat Brown has been brought to my attention. You can find a description of it through this link.
Denise Spooner, co-editor H-California
This book review is cross-posted from H-USA.
This book review is cross-posted from H-Judaic.
This book review is cross-posted from H-Ethnic.
Architenctural historian John Crosse blogs on the rich architectural history of the Southland at the above link. Currently he has a photographic essay on the work of architect Gregory Ain up on the site.
Dear H-Californians,
This just in--well, last week . . . , cross-posted from H-World: a global history of tacos!
Denise Spooner, co-editor H-California
A Portrait of California is a report produced by Measure of America, a project of the Social Science Research Council.
