Dawn and the Dons
DAWN AND THE DONS
The Romance of Monterey
BY TIREY L. FORD
With Vignettes and Shetches by Jo Mora
A.M. Robertson, San Francisco, MCMXXVI
| CONTENTS | |
| FOREWARD | xi |
| HOW IT ALL STARTED | 1 |
| A "NOBLE HARBOR" | 13 |
| SPAIN AWAKENS | 23 |
| BEGINNING THE LONG AND WEARY MARCH | 33 |
| AN ELUSIVE HARBOR|AN ELUSIVE HARBOR | 38 |
| DISCOVERY OF A LOST HARBOR|DISCOVERY OF A LOST HARBOR | 47 |
| JUNIPERO SERRA|JUNIPERO SERRA | 58 |
| THE ANZA TRAIL | 70 |
| AN EVENTFUL DECADE | 79 |
| RACIAL ARISTOCRACY | 94 |
| PASTORAL PURSUITS | 102 |
| HAPPY DAYS | 111 |
| SPANISH MONTEREY | 125 |
| AN INTERNATIONAL ROMANCE | 141 |
| LOYAL CALIFORNIA | 147 |
| CAVALIER TO GRINGO | 154 |
| THE CRY OF GOLD | 164 |
| THE BANDIT MURIETTA | 169 |
| CONTENTED ARCADIA | 182 |
| SOME CURIOUS CONTRASTS | 196 |
| THE OLD PACIFIC CAPITAL | 214 |
| INDEX | 233 |
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