Quotes by Bernard DeVoto, The Year of Decision 1846

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California was almost entirely a dream, a dream vague but deep in the minds of a westering people. — Bernard DeVoto, The Year of Decision 1846
California was almost entirely a dream, a dream vague but deep in the minds of a westering people. — Bernard DeVoto, The Year of Decision 1846
California was almost entirely a dream, a dream vague but deep in the minds of a westering people. — Bernard DeVoto, The Year of Decision 1846
The nation had had two symbols of solitude, the forest and the prairies; now it had a third, the mountains. — Bernard DeVoto, The Year of Decision 1846
The nation had had two symbols of solitude, the forest and the prairies; now it had a third, the mountains. — Bernard DeVoto, The Year of Decision 1846
The nation had had two symbols of solitude, the forest and the prairies; now it had a third, the mountains. — Bernard DeVoto, The Year of Decision 1846