American Disruptor: The Scandalous Life of Leland Stanford

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  • Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024

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  • @AdventuresinCaliforniaHistory
    @AdventuresinCaliforniaHistory 4 года назад +3

    Interesting video. It's mentioned that Leyland is appointed judge by Placer County and ran his courtroom out of his bar, The Empire in Cold Springs. If true, Cold Springs is in El Dorado County. He did spend time in Placer County at Michigan Bluff.

  • @lillysmith2290
    @lillysmith2290 4 года назад +2

    This video helped me so much with my AP US History project, thanks!

  • @skyrocketcoast219
    @skyrocketcoast219 Год назад

    In the little town of Sutter creek: on Spanish Street. a street parallel to the main street, which is Old Route 49..
    There is a big house set in 1/2 acre- it did belong to Stanford. It may have been a rooming house while he owned it. It has a plaque on the fence. It is lovely to see & a private residence.

  • @Terranova0
    @Terranova0 2 года назад

    People didn't smile in photos back then as it was thought to look.... cheesy.

  • @moman4545
    @moman4545 3 года назад

    M.L.Wicks

  • @Mrrumblejason
    @Mrrumblejason Год назад +1

    WHO YOU LEFT ALOT OF HIS STORY OUT WHY DO CAUCASIANS DO THAT YOU DIDN'T EVEN MENTION THE CHEAP LABOR HIS RACIST IDEOLOGY 🤔 😒

  • @Jeremy_Fisher
    @Jeremy_Fisher 3 года назад

    Fascinating. I'll definitely have to read this.