Los Angeles in Civil War Days, 1860-1865

In "Los Angeles in Civil War Days," John W. Robinson shifts the focus from Northern California to the Southern part, particularly Los Angeles, exploring the city's dynamics and challenges from 1860 to 1865. Through contemporary reports, he examines the conflict between pro-Southern factions and Unionists, while also addressing social and economic issues that shaped the community during the war, including public unrest, drought, and epidemics. This audiobook offers valuable insights for California historians and those interested in the region's historical context during the Civil War era.