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This volume meticulously chronicles the historical trajectory of Colorado, commencing with its prehistoric inhabitants and extending through the eras of early European and American exploration and settlement. The work details the initial discoveries of gold in the Rocky Mountains, providing a comprehensive account of the state's formative years. It is presented as a scholarly reproduction, acknowledging the importance of preserving historical artifacts, even with their inherent imperfections.
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Page Count:
670
Publication Date:
2016-08-26
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1363128973
ISBN-13:
9781363128976
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