James E. Lessenger Livres

Set against the backdrop of California's early statehood, the narrative explores Benicia's brief tenure as the state's capital from February 1853. Despite lacking key amenities and being a second choice among contenders, Benicia's unique Greek-style capitol building played a pivotal role in its selection. The book delves into the political rivalries and land disputes that ultimately led to Sacramento's ascension as the permanent capital, offering a detailed examination of the ambitions and dynamics shaping the young state.

Focuses on both treatment and prevention of medical problems in a rural setting Comprehensive reference for family physicians providing care for patients in rural and agricultural areas Presents a practice-based approach