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Volume 102, Issue 2
Summer 2025
California History Cover Image for Volume 102, Issue 2
ISSN 0162-2897
EISSN 2327-1485
In this Issue
Letter from the Editor: Speaking History to Power
Mary Ann Irwin
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Research Articles

In the Grand Scheme of Things: California Indians and California Land Claims, 1920–1945
Kathleen C. Whiteley
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Financial Contagion 1855: How the Crimean War Felled San Francisco’s Largest Banks
Jonathan Tiemann
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Investing in Neighbors: Eugenic Boosterism in Berkeley, 1890–1930
Alexander I. Olson
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Forum

Historians and Originalism
Jack N. Rakove
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Book Reviews

Review: Buffalo Soldiers in California: Charles Young and the Ninth Cavalry, 1902–1904, by Brian G. Shellum
Jonathan Lande
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Review: The Power of Chinatown: Searching for Spatial Justice in Los Angeles, by Laureen D. Hom
Erika Lee
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Review: Chicana Liberation: Women and Mexican American Politics in Los Angeles, 1945–1981, by Marisela R. Chávez
Gilda L. Ochoa
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Review: A Machine to Move Ocean and Earth: The Making of the Port of Los Angeles and America, by James Tejani
Thomas J. Osborne
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Review: Golden States: How California Religion Went from Cautionary Tale to Global Brand, by Eileen Luhr
Mark Wild
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All Issues
Investing in Neighbors: Eugenic Boosterism in Berkeley, 1890–1930
In the Grand Scheme of Things: California Indians and California Land Claims, 1920–1945
Financial Contagion 1855: How the Crimean War Felled San Francisco’s Largest Banks
Letter from the Editor: Speaking History to Power
Review: Golden States: How California Religion Went from Cautionary Tale to Global Brand, by Eileen Luhr
  • Online ISSN 2327-1485
  • Print ISSN 0162-2897
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