Gold Hunters (Borthwick)John David Borthwick
Gold Hunters (Borthwick)
This is a robust, rough and tumble, first-hand account of the early California gold rush years 1851-1854 by a Scottish adventurer and artist J. D. Borthwick. The first edition, published in 1857 was called Three Years in California. Reprints have used the more descriptive title The Gold Hunters. (Summary by Sue Anderson)
Audiolibros
30 capítulos
11 h 31 min
- 1 0Ch. 1, Part 1, On to the Goldfields25:48
- 2 01 - Ch. 1, Part 2, On to the Goldfields21:57
- 3 0Ch. 2, Across the Isthmus31:58
- 4 0Ch. 3, Part 1, A City in the Making20:44
- 5 0Ch. 3, Part 2, A City in the Making20:34
- 6 0Ch. 4, Part 1, Life at High Speed27:48
- 7 0Ch. 4. Part 2, Life at High Speed26:35
- 8 0Ch. 5, Off for the Mines33:20
- 9 0Ch. 6, Looking for Gold28:03
- 10 Ch. 7, Indians and Chinamen31:57
- 11 Ch. 8, Miners' Law27:01
- 12 Ch. 9, Gold Is Where You Find It25:28
- 13 Ch. 10, Ursus Horribilis23:34
- 14 Ch. 11, On The Trail19:21
- 15 Ch. 12, Sitters For Portraits25:29
- 16 Ch. 13, On the Way to Downieville15:09
- 17 Ch. 14, The Reason for Lynch Law23:18
- 18 Ch. 15, Growing Overnight26:43
- 19 Ch. 16, A Band of Wanderers20:59
- 20 Ch. 17, Chinese in the Early Days18:46
- 21 Ch. 18, Down With the Flood18:26
- 22 Ch. 19, A Bull and Bear Fight30:13
- 23 Ch. 20, A Mountain of Gold21:45
- 24 Ch. 21, In Lighter Mood17:09
- 25 Ch. 22, Sonora and the Mexicans19:39
- 26 Ch. 23, Bull Fighting17:48
- 27 Ch. 24, A City Burned15:31
- 28 Ch. 25, The Way We Celebrate16:50
- 29 Ch. 26, Frenchmen in the Mines22:33
- 30 Ch. 27, The Resourceful Americans16:53