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The Farside of the Moon
The Farside of the Moon
Author: Jonathan Pearce
Along a winding road in the hills of Northern California rush the waters of the American River, icy with snowmelt from the Sierra Nevadas. Near the settlement once known as Gold Hill is the bit of land next to the river where Captain John Sutter built a sawmill. And next to the sawmill is the place where James Marshall saw the bright glitter of ...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780741409102
ISBN-10: 0741409100
Publication Date: 12/17/2001
Pages: 137
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Publisher: Infinity Publishing (PA)
Book Type: Paperback
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he time is the early 1870s, and the place is Gold Hill, near what is now Placerville, California. The "Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Company" is at once beset with problems--weather and social problems, as well as financial difficulties. The members of the colony are political refugees who have fled the vengeance of the newly restored Japanese Emperor Meiji. Kei is nursemaid in the household of German adventurer Eduard Schnell who hopes to use this group of Japanese to build a profitable enterprise. Kei finds herself in the midst of considerable uproar and must discover and invent ways to cope.


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