G.W. Blunt White Library
Life by land and sea - Mulford, Prentice
Getting my sea legs
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- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Shadows of coming events
- Going to sea
- Getting my sea legs
- Much water and mutiny
- San Francisco in 1856
- As a sea cook
- Sights while cooking
- Whaling in Marguerita Bay
- Our butter fiends
- Guadalupe
- At the gold mines
- Swett's bar
- One day's diggin
- The miner's rainy day
- The miner's Sunday
- The cow fever
- Red Mountain Bar
- My California school
- "Jimtown"
- Romance of Ah Sam and Hi Sing
- On a jury
- Some culinary reminiscences
- The copper fever
- Rise and fall of Copperhead City
- Prospecting
- High life
- Leaving high life
- The last of high life
- On the rostrum
- Running for office
- An early California canvass
- Another change
- Editing vs. writing
- Opinions journalistic
- Recent antiquity
- Going home
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