Five Fires: Race, Catastrophe, and the Shaping of California by David Wyatt (Author)

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Five Fires: Race, Catastrophe, and the Shaping of California by David Wyatt (Author)ISBN: 9780195127416 Publisher : Oxford University Press, March 25, 1999 Paperback, 304 pages In this wholly original study, David Wyatt uses the metaphor of fire to tell the story of California. Wyatt focuses this catastrophic history of his native state on five events of social combustion and tangible fire that swept through California, altering its physical and political landscape and the way both were represented in art and literature. Wyatt begins

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