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Los Angeles, City of Angels. A city with a remarkable history, over 200 years old. Interwoven with the Caughey's commentary are over 100 of the choicest essays on Los Angeles. The saga of cowtown turned post-war metropolis unfolds before the reader.
Los Angeles, City of Angels. A city with a remarkable history, over 200 years old. Interwoven with the Caughey's commentary are over 100 of the choicest essays on Los Angeles. The saga of cowtown turned post-war metropolis unfolds before the reader.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Illustrations
- Preface
- The Gabrielino and Their Home
- 1 The Gabrielino and Their Home
- The Gabrielino
- People of the Chaparral
- A Way of Life
- Channel Island Artifacts
- Instructing the Children
- Talking to Grizzlies
- Coyote and the Water
- Laborers and Servants
- The Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island
- The Spaniards Steal the Scene
- First Glimpses of the Coast
- Along the Coast in 1602
- First Travelers through the Land
- Founding Mission San Gabriel
- Three Tortillas a Day
- The Mission Flourishes
- Recommending a Pueblo on the Porciúncula
- Instructions for the Recruitment of the Original Settlers of the
- The Pueblo of Los Angeles Is Founded
- Petition for a Land Grant
- The Country Town of the Angels
- Pastoral Interlude
- A Mission at Climax
- A Paramedic on Tour
- California’s First Vigilance Committee
- A Floating General Store
- A Rascally Set
- License To Marry
- The Decay of the Mission
- Life on the Ranchos
- Gold! Gold! Gold! from
- Carrillo Family Anecdotes
- American Takeover
- California Proclaimed American
- By Far the Most Favourable Portion
- A Forty-Niner Welcomed
- Slave Mart
- I Know the “Californians” Well
- The Washington Birthday Ball
- Reminiscences of the Fifties
- Crime and Punishment
- Getting Out the Vote
- The Captivity of Olive Oatman
- A Most Lovely Locality
- The Passing of the Cow Counties
- An American City Emerges
- The Centennial Parade July 4, 1876
- Childhood Recollections
- Vagrant Rivers
- Madame Modjeska’s Utopian Dream
- Ranchos Tejón
- A Health Rush Begins
- Water Rights in Condominium
- Steel Ropes into the Howling Wilderness
- The Condition and Needs of the Mission Indians
- The Great Southern California Boom
- Specter of No Growth
- The Fight for a Free Port
- Sunkist Advertising— The Iowa Campaign
- Pacific Electric
- "The Rape of Owens Valley"
- "There It Is-Take It"
- Abbot Kinney’s Venice
- The Missions Romanticized
- Autos and Movies and Oil
- A Motor Trip in 1910
- Enter the Moviemakers
- “The Crime of the Century"
- "Casey Jones Was an Angeleno"
- The Chaparral
- The Belled Doe
- The Real Estate Boom of the Twenties
- The House that God Built
- Across the Generation Gap
- Millionaires’ Retreat
- A Time of Catastrophe
- The Failure of San Francisquito Dam
- The Long Beach Earthquake
- I, Governor of California, and How I Ended Poverty
- The Miracle of the Boysenberry
- Simon Rodia
- Introducing the Cut-Rate Drug Store
- Building Boulder Dam
- Raymond Chandler's Los Angeles
- The White Wing as Artist
- What Makes Sammy Run?
- THE FIRST FREEWAY H. MARSHALL GOODWIN, JR.
- "When I Return from a Trip to the East"
- Adjusting to War and to Peace
- Johnny Got His Gun
- The Great Los Angeles Air Raid
- Why It Happened Here
- Impact of Relocation
- One Big Assembly Line
- War on the Zoot-Suiters
- Smog Settles Over Los Angeles
- Scotching Restrictive Covenants
- The Garment Industry
- From War Profits to Peace Profits
- Megalopolis
- Supersubdivider
- The Sign-Up
- Hyperion to a Satyr
- A Revolution under the Ribs
- A Plea for Abolition of the Death Penalty
- H2O‘Malley, or, Let ‘em Drink Beer
- Nobody Was Listening
- La Ley—The Law
- Home is a Freeway
- Farewell to California's "Loyalty” Oath
- Overview
- City Limits or New Horizons
- The Mountains and the Megalopolis
- Brush Fires
- Black Mesa
- Smog for Export
- A New Force—the Blacks
- UCLA
- Parthenon of the West
- “All in the Family“
- Slaves and Masters of the Freeways
- Serendipity at 55 m.p.h.
- Three Prongs in the Fountain
- Planning for the Future ALLAN TEMKO AND HARVEY S. PERLOFF
- Prospects of New Horizons
- Acknowledgments
- Selected Readings
- Index