American Alcalde Los Angeles History Chronicled Through Stories of its Mayoral Elections: Volume III: 1872 - 1892 Growth and Opportunity in a Land Plenty

Name: American Alcalde Los Angeles History Chronicled Through Stories of its Mayoral Elections: Volume III: 1872 - 1892 Growth and Opportunity in a Land Plenty
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Bol The American Alcalde series chronicles over 175 years of Los Angeles mayoral election history, detailing the municipality's transformation from a once small Spanish and Mexican pueblo into the preeminent global city it is today.This volume includes stories about Prudent Beaudry, the grand developer of Bunker Hill who earned and lost multiple fortunes. Bartolo Ballerino, who posed as a legitimate businessman by day while ruling the city's vice district at night. Cameron Thom, a son of Virginia who returned to Dixie to fight for the Confederacy at the Battle of Gettysburg, before returning to Los Angeles to serve as its mayor. And Henry Hazard, the city's political bull in a china shop who let nothing stand in his way.

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The American Alcalde series chronicles over 175 years of Los Angeles mayoral election history, detailing the municipality's transformation from a once small Spanish and Mexican pueblo into the preeminent global city it is today.This volume includes stories about Prudent Beaudry, the grand developer of Bunker Hill who earned and lost multiple fortunes. Bartolo Ballerino, who posed as a legitimate businessman by day while ruling the city's vice district at night. Cameron Thom, a son of Virginia who returned to Dixie to fight for the Confederacy at the Battle of Gettysburg, before returning to Los Angeles to serve as its mayor. And Henry Hazard, the city's political bull in a china shop who let nothing stand in his way.

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